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  • UA-Led Research Team Awarded $50 Million to Solve Plant Biology's Grand Challenges | January 30, 2008
    The grant marks significant progress in Arizona’s goal to become an international leader in the biosciences. | Health | Science and Technology
  • Pharmacy Dean J. Lyle Bootman Wins Top Honor | January 28, 2008
    Bootman has been awarded the 2008 Remington Honor Medal, widely considered to be the profession's highest honor. | Campus News | Health
  • Arizona Telemedicine Program Sponsors First International Lecture Series | January 25, 2008
    The Arizona Telemedicine Program is holding  its first international lecture series on health care in the Republic of Panama and Latin America. | Health
  • Breast Surgeon Michele Ley Joins Arizona Cancer Center at UMC North | January 23, 2008
    Michele L. B. Ley, a fellowship-trained breast surgical oncologist, has joined the staff of the Arizona Cancer Center. | Health
  • Health Care Leaders to Offer Industry Analyses During Campus Lectures | January 18, 2008
    The Eller College of Management Distinguished Speaker Series will bring two prominent health care executives to campus. | Business and Law | Health
  • Researchers Put the Bite on Mosquitoes | January 16, 2008
    If a team of University of Arizona researchers has its way, one day mosquito bites may prove deadly to the mosquitoes. | Health | Science and Technology
  • Arizona Cancer Center Receives $6.5M to Test New Anticancer Drugs | January 11, 2008
    A grant from the National Cancer Institute supports three major research projects and four supportive core services. | Health
  • College of Medicine Researcher Studies Ancient Method for Modern-Day Healing | January 10, 2008
    A scientist at the UA College of Medicine is measuring the physiological effects of Reiki on both recipient and practitioner. | Health
  • T-Health in Phoenix: A Model for Medical Education, Health Care of the Future | January 8, 2008
    Medical education no longer is bound by the walls of classrooms, labs and clinics. | Health
  • UA Doctor Lends a Helping Hand to Honduras | January 7, 2008
    Joseph E. Sheppard and other UA volunteers are in Honduras, where they expect to complete 60-70 free surgeries during their seven-day mission. | Health | Teaching and Students
  • Coming to America ... to Practice Medicine | January 4, 2008
    Two published research articles are raising awareness about the rigor, costs and controversy surrounding foreign-trained physicians practicing in the U.S. | Health
  • Have You Talked to Your Grandparents Lately? | January 4, 2008
    UA Communication professor Jake Harwood says those who have "healthy" relationships with their grandparents tend to have better perceptions about aging. | General News | Health | Teaching and Students
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