A Phoenix couple touring the country on behalf of sufferers of advanced kidney disease made a stop in Tucson earlier this month to meet with faculty and investigators within the UA Division of Nephrology and the Arizona Kidney and Vascular Research Center.
Residents and faculty discuss projects presented at the Research AHD poster session on April 27 in Kiewit Auditorium.
The University of Arizona Department of Medicine contingent at the ATS 2017 International Conference has been sharing a few photo postcards of their activities at the annual conference of the American Thoracic Society in Washington, DC, this week—May 19-24.
The Arizona Telemedicine Program, based at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson, has been recognized by AZ Business magazine for “Outstanding Achievement in Digital Health.”
Construction surrounds the University of Arizona Health Sciences campus and as summer approaches, UA health professions students will show their appreciation for the construction team’s efforts by hosting health screenings and providing public health information sessions to keep the wo
Banner – University Medicine in Tucson celebrated 2017 National Hospital Week—May 7-13—with a picnic meal for physicians in staff.
Burgers, hot dogs, chips, cookies and sodas were available for all three shifts at Banner – University Medical Center Tucson (on May 10) and Banner – UMC South (May 12) and a lunch was held at the UA Cancer Center’s Peter and Paula Fasseas Cancer Clinic at north campus (May 13).
The University of Arizona Department of Surgery and Banner – University Medical Center recently welcomed several new surgeons to Tucson. All are members of Banner – University Medical Group, the practice plan composed of faculty physicians of the UA College of Medicine – Tucson.
Balaji Natarajan, MBBS, a physician with the University of Arizona Internal Medicine Residency Program – South Campus, won the research poster competition at this weekend’s 2017 Arizona ACC Annual Meeting of the American College of Cardiology – Arizona Chapter hosted at the Mayo Clinic – Scottsdale Campus’
Arizona is home to 10,000 actively licensed massage therapists, each of whom averages 12 clients per week or roughly 7,000 client encounters a year. What if in addition to soothing cramped muscles those massage therapists could be enlisted and trained to help reduce skin cancer risk?
Late last year, University of Arizona colleagues