The Regulatory Science Series is sponsored jointly by the University of Arizona Health Sciences and the UA James E. Rogers College of Law. Tucson and Phoenix attendees connect by videoconference at locations listed below.
The next lecture in this series, which runs through April 20, is:
The Regulatory Science Series is sponsored jointly by the University of Arizona Health Sciences and the UA James E. Rogers College of Law. Tucson and Phoenix attendees connect by videoconference at locations listed below.
The next lecture in this series, which runs through April 20, is:
WRITERS/EDITORS NOTE: Dr. Derksen is available for interviews; to make arrangements, please email Sharon Vanskiver, UA Zuckerman College of Public Health, sharonv@email.arizona.edu
Banner Health welcomes Chad Whelan, MD, MHSA, as chief executive officer of Banner – University Medicine in Tucson, effective Sept. 26.
Congratulations to Terry Smith (center at right), REDCap program manager for the Uni
As the American Medical Association is recognizing September as “Women in Medicine Month,” so too are University of Arizona Health Sciences colleges, departments, divisions and centers and institutes.
The University of Arizona and the Critical Path Institute have launched a new online graduate certificate program designed to equip students and working professionals across multiple disciplines with core competencies in regulatory science.
Invited guests include Dr. Irving Kron, Interim Dean, UA College of Medicine – Tucson, and Dr. Michael Dake, Senior Vice President, UA Health Sciences.
Emerging viruses such as Ebola, SARS and swine flu are familiar sounding, yet seemingly distant diseases to many Americans. But that's not the case with Chikungunya, a mosquito-borne virus that recently struck close to home and has proven deadly for the elderly.
Join three experts from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) for the free noon seminar, "Translating Lessons Learned from the Gulf Oil Spill and Other Disasters: The NIH Disaster Research Response Program."
