Endocrinology

UArizona Cancer Center’s TACMASR Relaunch + Symposium

Please join the University of Arizona Cancer Center and UArizona Office of Research, Innovation & Impact in celebrating the relaunch of the Tissue Acquisition and Cellular/Molecular Analysis Shared Resource (TACMASR).

Translational Medicine Symposium refocuses research on practical remedies

[Jennifer Carew, PhD, welcomes Translational Medicine Symposium attendees and introduces opening keynote speaker Northwestern University’s Devalingam Mahalingam, MD, PhD, who spoke on oncolytic virotherapy.]

The inaugural Translational Medicine Symposium enjoyed a smaller but rapt audience Friday, March 22, at the HSIB Forum in the Health Sciences Innovation Building on the University of Arizona Health Sciences Tucson campus.

See a mini-photo gallery and video of the event below. The symposium's program can be found here as a PDF, including 11 poster presentations.

2024 Department of Medicine Annual Awards Ceremony

[The Arizona Inn]

Internal Medicine Specialty Speed Dating Event

[A few images from April 2023's inaugural IMSA Specialty Speed Dating event on the UArizona Health Sciences campus in Tucson] The Department of Medicine Office of Education and the Internal Medicine Student Association chapter for the University of Arizona College of M

COM-T, Banner to celebrate National Doctors’ Day on March 28

[Logo for Happy National Doctor's Day with illustration of white coat, stethoscope and heart] National Doctors Day for 2024 is March 30.

Showers of joy for 2024 Match Day as future physicians learn where they’ll train

[Kathryn Pulling, one of three graduating COM-T students who'll join the 2024-25 intern class for the Internal Medicine Residency Program - Tucson Campus, extends a fist skyward in celebration]

COM-T researchers get $2.65M for better Type 1 diabetes management device

[Klearchos Papas, PhD (Photo, UArizona Health Sciences, Kris Hanning)]

A Department of Surgery team led by Klearchos Papas, PhD, recognized for their high laboratory standards won a grant to further develop a device that could eliminate need for glucose testing and insulin injections to manage diabetes.