Category: Academic News
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University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix hosts health summit for Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders in Arizona
The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix served as the local host for the White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders (WHIAANHPI). The organization is touring the nation to bring community and health care leaders together to address critical issues facing these populations.
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Northern Arizona University appoints Oaklee Rogers as Assistant Dean for Phoenix Bioscience Core
Northern Arizona University announced that Dr. Oaklee Rogers will serve as its new new assistant dean on the Phoenix Bioscience Core tasked with overseeing the College of Health and Human Services programs on the PBC.
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FOX 10 Phoenix’s Ty Brennan visits Phoenix Bioscience Core for stress testing with ASU College of Health Solutions
FOX 10‘s AZ AM crew paid a visit to the Phoenix Bioscience Core on August 11 where reporter Ty Brennan performed a stress test with the ASU College of Health […]
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Phoenix Bioscience Core debuts Artist + Researcher Exhibition as part of new PBC Arts Committee
The Phoenix Bioscience Core will launch a new art exhibition this month aimed at displaying the life science research happening on the PBC in new and dynamic ways.
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University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix receives full reaccreditation for eight years
The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) awarded the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix a full reaccreditation for its medical school with the maximum available certification period, a signal of the incredible strength of the program.
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New technology from UArizona College of Medicine – Phoenix could expedite blood sample analysis
A new paper co-authored by the UArizona College of Medicine – Phoenix’s Dr. Frederic Zenhausern outlines a new technology that can expedite the analysis of human blood samples.
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New UArizona Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies to drive significant economic impact to Phoenix
The new University of Arizona Center for Advanced and Molecular and Immunological Therapies, which will be located on the Phoenix Bioscience Core, is expected to have an economic impact of as high as $4.8 billion and attract more than 150 companies to Phoenix, according to a new study.
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UArizona Health Sciences previews new Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies in Phoenix
The University of Arizona offered a new preview of the Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies on May 16 as part of its Tomorrow is Here lecture series. The […]
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ASU names Marisa Domino to lead Center for Health Information and Research
ASU announced Marisa Domino will lead the Center for Health Information and Research in ASU’s College of Health Solutions on the downtown Phoenix campus.
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Catheter-based cardioneural ablation safe, effective for recurrent fainting, according to UArizona COM-P report
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