Sabrina Plattner comes from a family dedicated to health education and is building on that legacy with a focus on preventing childhood obesity.

Dr. Michael Grander joins international experts to explain why climate change may be affecting sleep patterns and offers tips to sleep better.

Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health researchers will examine how much dust kids swallow and use the data to protect children from exposure.

Dr. Jared Churko discusses regenerative medicine, mentorship, and failure.

To maintain durable protection against the virus that causes Covid-19, scientists are working around the clock to develop next-generation vaccines.

Dr. Rebecca Mosher is one of three UArizona CALS faculty earning recognition and prestige among their University of Arizona colleagues for her work on plants.

Dr. Michael Grander gives expert tips on how to get better sleep at night.

A $2.7 million MERIT award will allow UArizona researchers to continue studying menopause, an aging transition unique to women that may affect the bioenergetic capacity in the brain.

Researchers at the Center for Innovation in Brain Science received a MERIT award to continue studying the effects of estrogen on the brain during aging.

Dr. Janko Nikolich-Žugich and other experts in the health and wellness of the aging population, will deliver a combined keynote address at the UArizona Arthritis Center’s annual “Living Healthy With Arthritis” conference.

KJZZ spoke with Dr. Felecia Goodrum to learn why some people catch COVID and some don't, even though it is estimated the majority of Americans have been infected.

Researchers at UArizona Health Sciences are working to prevent wheezing and asthma in preschoolers by looking at the effects of azithromycin therapy.

Amid a day of joy and celebration, 72 newly minted physicians from UArizona begin the next phase of their journeys.

Donata Vercelli, MD, has been appointed as a Regents Professor for her work at the UArizona Health Sciences Asthma and Airway Disease Research Center, the UArizona COM - T, and her other exceptional achievements.

UArizona Health Sciences graduates got a taste of back to the future in 2022 when commencement and convocation ceremonies returned to full, in-person celebrations after two years of virtual or smaller in-person events.

Students in the ENGAGED program get an early start in faculty laboratories and research groups.

Dr. Deepta Bhattacharya will discuss how research findings connected to COVID-19 are opening new potential pathways to create defenses against disease.

Kyle Kline – a former KEYS intern who is graduating a 4.0 GPA in Environmental Studies and Political Science, with a minor in Theatre Arts from UArizona – is the recipient of the SBS Outstanding Senior Award for spring 2022.