Stories

Geoffrey Block and the College of Medicine – Tucson give a much-needed lift to the holiday season.

Supporting tribal communities and integrating Native practices is a longtime personal, professional commitment for many at UArizona Health Sciences.

Nurse Anesthesiology faculty and residents - many of whom are veterans – help Tucson-area unhoused veterans through Veteran Village project.

In a study led by University of Arizona Health Sciences researchers, about half of the participants said they would rather have a human – not artificial intelligence – oversee their diagnosis and treatment.

A walking tour of the Health Sciences Tucson and Phoenix campuses provides spaces for reflection, bridging the senses and opening the mind.

Pritchard uses skills honed on the opera stage to help her psychiatry students find the style that works for them.

Keeping research labs staffed, stocked and on target means these managers, technicians and coordinators create a path for scientific innovation.

Madhivanan’s mother made her study medicine, but her drive to help the underserved led to a career in public health research, teaching and clinical support.

Jim Campbell’s Untangled Shadows is the latest addition to the El Mirador Project, a visionary merging of art, health care education and creativity.

Three faculty-initiated scholarships create opportunities for pharmacy, public health and medical students.