Tag: Phoenix Bioscience Core
-
DTPHX Wellness Fair
Embrace the fresh energy of Spring at the DTPHX Wellness Fair, a celebration of self-care and community in the heart of the city. Join us for a day dedicated to movement, mindfulness, and connection. Enjoy free workouts, interact with local wellness vendors and businesses, and discover new ways to nourish your mind, body, and soul.…
-
CAN I KICK IT?
WHAT: Downtown Phoenix Inc. (DPI) presents CAN I KICK IT?, a FREE, family-friendly Black History Month celebration featuring a live-scored movie screening, fashion show, storytelling, wellness activities, and a Buy Black marketplace with more than 20 local vendors. The evening will include a live musical scoring of the 1985 film The Last Dragon by…
-
ARx 2 Spotlight: Message in a Bottle Reaches Global Audience
The PBC is proud to announce the publication of Anne Titelbaum, Mary Lucking, and Cynthia Stadley’s article, “An arts-based approach for communicating paleopathological research to public audiences: the Phoenix Bioscience Core’s Artist + Researcher (ARx) program” in the STM-based database ScienceDirect for their collaboration in the Artist x Researcher cohort 2 (ARx2). Their artwork, Message in…
-
HonorHealth expands primary care access across the Valley with acquisition of Evernorth Care Group locations
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Jan. 2, 2026) – HonorHealth, a leading Valley-based nonprofit healthcare system serving more than five million people in the greater Phoenix area, has officially finalized the acquisition of 11 Evernorth Care Group locations from Cigna Healthcare of Arizona. This milestone expands convenient access points to high-quality care and reinforces HonorHealth’s commitment to providing compassionate,…
-
Distinct protein signatures for liver fat found in postmenopausal women
Analysis of extracellular vesicle cargo finds differences between Black and White women Extracellular vesicles (EVs), tiny, naturally occurring packages that help cells share proteins, metabolites, and other materials, have distinct protein signatures related to liver fat in postmenopausal women, according to a new study led by researchers from Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), part of City…
-
Arizona Physiological Society Annual Meeting Spotlighted Groundbreaking Research
Chris Glembotski, PhD, Shanna Hamilton, PhD, Leslie Leinwand, PhD, Shirin Doroudgar, PhD, Sakthivel Sadayappan, PhD, MBA, professor and department head of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the College of Medicine – Tucson, and Tobias Jakobi, PhD, at the symposium. The 18th annual meeting showcased developments in physiology research The 18th Arizona Physiological Society Annual Meeting, hosted…
-
Collaboration key to future of ASU Health, President Crow says
Government, health care and academic leaders gather for annual State of the Phoenix Bioscience Core in downtown Phoenix ASU President Michael Crow speaks to government, health care and academic leaders during the annual State of the Phoenix Bioscience Core event. Photo by Riester Arizona State University President Michael Crow spoke to a room of leaders from Arizona…
-
Robert Stone Recognized as Top Healthcare CEO in 2025
City of Hope’s CEO was included in both Modern Healthcare’s 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare and Becker’s Hospital Review’s 61 CEO Influencers to Know lists. LOS ANGELES — City of Hope® CEO Robert Stone, who leads one of the largest and most advanced cancer research and treatment organizations in the United States, has been recognized as…
-
An 8-Year, Cross-Country Journey to Spinal Cord Cavernous Malformation Surgery
Sabrina Mancini spent nearly a decade seeking an accurate diagnosis for her worsening neurological symptoms. Finally, she learned she had a rare blood vessel abnormality in her spinal cord that would be risky to treat—but even riskier to leave alone. After requesting an online second opinion from Barrow vascular neurosurgeon Michael T. Lawton, MD, Sabrina…
-
Former Flinn Foundation Summer Intern Received First-Place Prize in Student Researcher Competition
Yash Soni poses with (from left) Joan Koerber-Walker, president and CEO of AZBio, Eric Reiman, PhD, professor of Psychiatry at the college, and Melissa Herbst-Kralovetz, PhD, a professor of Basic Medical Sciences and OB/GYN at the college. Yash Soni received the prestigious award from the Arizona Bioindustry Association’s Student Discovery Zone Competition Recently, Yash Soni,…
