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Browse Health stories - March, 2008

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  • Third Annual Gootter Grand Slam to Benefit Cardiac Arrest Research |
    Money raised during the event will go toward research related to sudden cardiac arrest. |
  • Pharmacy Student Wins Toxicology Award |
    Kylee Eblin is the second UA College of Pharmacy student in a row to win the Society of Toxicology’s Women in Toxicology Student Achievement Award. | |
  • Breast Cancer Education for Survivors Providers via Telemedicine |
    The Arizona Cancer Center and the Arizona Telemedicine Program have launched an innovative educational program for breast cancer patients, their families and for their primary care providers. |
  • UA-led Study Links Antisocial Behavior and Decision Making |
    A study led by Reid G. Fontaine of the UA psychology department shows that antisocial conduct and decision making about aggressive behavior influence each other in teenagers. | |
  • Match Day 2008: UA Medical Students Learn Residency Assignments |
    The UA's 102 graduating medical students learned where they'll spend the next three to eight years. | |
  • UA Neurosurgeon Examines Spiritual Side of Medicine |
    Dr. Allan J. Hamilton examines the connection between the physical and spiritual sides of healing in a new book. |
  • Accomplished Melanoma Researcher to Deliver Waddell Lecture |
    John M. Kirkwood is being recognized for his pioneering work in advancing melanoma research. |
  • Less Pain, Faster Recovery, Higher Quality of Life |
    UMC is now a national training site for minimally invasive lung surgery, joining only a handful of academic medical centers in the nation. |
  • Girls' Gift Brings Smiles to UMC Pediatric Patients |
    Two fifth graders donated $1,500 to purchase new game tables for University Medical Center's Pediatric Playroom. |
  • New Team Revitalizes UMC Liver Transplant Program |
    A new team of transplant surgeons and an invigorated program mean more Arizonans will have access to these lifesaving procedures. |
  • New Medical Residency Programs to Begin at UPH Hospital |
    University Physicians Hospital, in collaboration with the UA, is creating seven new medical residency programs – with a focus on rural and underserved areas.  |
  • Survival Rates Triple With New CPR Procedure |
    Heart attack victims are three times more likely to survive when parademics administer a new CPR technique developed at The University of Arizona. |
  • UA Center Awarded $2.1M for Cervical Cancer Prevention |
    The center will use the funds to train parents and health care professionals while working to build a comprehesive, countywide cervical cancer prevention program. |
  • First Patent for Public Health Faculty Member May Slow Aging Process, Heart Failure |
    It may turn out that the much-sought “fountain of youth” springs from within, with a little regulation of the immune system. |
  • UMC Opens 16-Bed Medical Observation Unit |
    The new unit will serve emergency patients who require several hours of close medical observation. |
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