The state-of-the-art center at the UA College of Medicine-Phoenix allows students to develop diagnostic skills and patient care abilitiesContinue reading
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UA Robotics Surgery Brings Hope to Patients with Mesothelioma
UA Performs World’s First and Second Robot-Assisted Surgeries for MesotheliomaContinue reading
Opportunity Alert: Grants for pilot DNA-seq and RNA-seq research projects
The Biodesign Institute at ASU’s Personalized Diagnostics Genomics Core together with Illumina invite you to apply for a grant program that offers an opportunity for innovative investigators to pilot DNA-seq and RNA-seq research projects using the Illumina HiSeq2000 DNA sequencer. Continue reading
Welcome (Again) To Guayule
It’s common knowledge that America’s largest import is oil, but do you know what’s second? Hint: it’s a commodity used for tires, hoses and thousands of household products.Continue reading
TGen-Scottsdale Healthcare clinical trial finds new class of drugs are safe and effective
Study of RNA interface drug presented at AACR Annual Meeting 2013Continue reading
UA Adds Tech Transfer to Promotion, Tenure Criteria
New faculty promotion and tenure guidelines take into account efforts in technology commercialization. The move is a cultural shift that emphasizes developing ideas with the potential to benefit the local and state economy, and beyond. Continue reading
UA Researchers Identify Clue That Links Statins and “Fuzzy” Memory
Research Reveals Possible Reason for Cholesterol-Drug Side EffectsContinue reading
“Normal” Blood Needed for Chronic Fatigue, MS, ALS Study
UA Alumnus Doing Research Related to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Multiple Sclerosis, Lou Gehrig’s DiseaseContinue reading
AZBio Op Ed Featured on Roll Call
Koerber-Walker: Striking the Right Balance When Controlling Health Care CostsContinue reading