The University of Arizona Department of Family and Community Medicine’s American Indian Youth Wellness Camp offers a unique experience for American Indian children from tribes throughout Arizona.
A journey from an immigrant girl to a pharmacist, educator and researcher
Human Adaptability and Resilience
The Look of a Woman: Facial Feminization Surgery and the Aims of Trans- MedicineJoin us for the Discover BIO5 Research to Innovation Showcase and learn about work that reflects the broad range of BIO5’s interdisciplinary research scope, including projects in progress. Learn more about your colleagues’ focus and explore possible collaborations.
This event is open to faculty, students, and staff across the UA community and will showcase the novel research supported and cultivated by the BIO5 Institute, and performed by BIO5 faculty members and trainees.
Kudos to the 22 female data scientists who spoke during the “Data Blitz” portion of the Women in Data Science regional conference hosted Friday, April 5, at the University of Arizona’s Environment and Natural Resources 2 (ENR2) Building, 1064
We would love you to join us as Magdalene So presents, "DNA Uptake: The Achilles Heel of Neisseria Gonorrhoeae?". She will present in the Medical Research Building, Room 102 on Tuesday, April 26th at 12:00 pm.
Are popular preventive medicine strategies like meditation, exercise and eating fruits and vegetables really effective? Or should patients solely consider medical intervention therapies like coronary stents and coronary bypass surgery?
