Category: Latest Research
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NIH grants Shang Song $2.32M for spinal cord bioimplant
Award recognizes the biomedical engineer’s work toward treating spinal injuries and diseases. The University of Arizona’s Shang Song, Frank L. and Daphna Lederman Professor and assistant professor of biomedical engineering, […]
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From Proven to Pioneering: SynCardia’s Next Leap in Artificial Heart Technology
Phoenix, AZ (November 12, 2025) – Tucson-based SynCardia Systems, LLC, the manufacturer of the SynCardia Total Artificial Heart, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Picard Medical, Inc. Picard Medical became […]
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U of A Works to Build a Pediatric Powerhouse with Institute
Stewart Goldman, MD, left, and Vlad Kalinichenko, MD, PhD, right, are committed to improving the health and lives of children through their work with the Phoenix Children’s Research Institute, a […]
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Improving life for children with autism
Northern Arizona University is playing a key role in a new nationwide research initiative funded by the National Institutes of Health to improve health and quality of life for people […]
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Faknostics — Redefining Cancer Therapeutics Through FAK Targeting
Phoenix, AZ (October 30, 2025) – According to the American Cancer Society, 2024 marked the first time the United States reported more than 2 million new cancer cases in a […]
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Pioneering Early Detection for Ovarian Cancer
Phoenix, AZ (October 30, 2025) – A research team at the University of Arizona, led by Jennier Barton, PhD, who is currently serving as interim vice provost for health programs […]
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GPN Vaccines Inc Completes Acquisition of BacVax Inc.
New York, USA – 24th October 2025 GPN Vaccines Inc (“GPN”) is pleased to announce it has successfully completed the acquisition of BacVax Inc. (“BacVax”), a biotechnology company based in […]
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DeepSomatic method improves detection of cancer mutations
Study combines machine learning with expanded genetic training sets A new machine learning method called DeepSomatic can significantly improve the detection of genetic mutations potentially related to cancer, according to […]










