Infectious Diseases Grand Rounds
Speaker: Anita Koshy, MD
Title: "CNS Parasites: Who, When, Where, Diagnosis, and Treatment"
Speaker Bio:
Rheumatology
Published Study Finds Molecular Reason for Poor Symptom Control in Obese Asthmatics
A large, bouquet-shaped molecule called surfactant protein A, or SP-A, may explain why obese asthma patients have harder-to-treat symptoms than their lean and overweight counterparts, according to a new study led by scientists at the University of Arizona and Duke University.
DOM Physicians Make Up a Quarter of UA ‘Top Doctors’ in 2017
The annual “Top Doctors” list by Tucson Lifestyle magazine is out with its July issue.
Dr. Parthasarathy Picked for UA Academic Leadership Institute Fellowship
Sairam Parthasarathy, MD, is among 24 University of Arizona faculty and staff chosen for the Academic Leadership Institute’s Class of 2017-18 fellows. Sessions start in August.
UA Wildcats Football Supports Fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis Research
A number of University of Arizona student-athletes with the Wildcat Football team will be at Brother John’s restaurant in Tucson on Friday evening, July 21, to support cystic fibrosis research and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Southern Arizona.
Cardiology Launches 2 New Fellowships, More Sarver Grants, Honors Announced
The following are synopses of articles that appeared in the latest issue of the UA Sarver Heart Center Newsletter:
Dr. Khalpey Named a ‘Leading Physician in the World’ by IAHCP
Spanish Nephrologist to Speak on Kidney Disease as UA Visiting International Scholar, Friday
The University of Arizona Division of Nephrology will host a Special Conference for visiting international scholar José Ibeas López, MD, PhD, a nephrology consultant with Spain’s Hospital de Sabadell–Parc Taulí, which is affiliated with the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), and president elect of the Vascular Access Society, which is based in
Hana Syeda Masood, MD, MBA
UANews Summer Stories Cover Health, Science from Tourniquet Comeback to Tillman Scholar
In case you’ve been on vacation or missed these summer stories from the UANews on Health & Science topics, here’s a list to catch you up:
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