Health Sciences In The Media

Campus health officials will be monitoring for COVID-19, monkeypox and the flu virus as in-person classes begin this fall.

Arizona health officials are considering giving smaller doses of the monkeypox vaccine to stretch supply.

Public health experts and infectious disease specialists had mixed reactions to the CDC’s updated guidance to relax pandemic precautions.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema toured the University of Arizona Cancer Center on Tuesday.

The National Cancer Institute renewed the UArizona Cancer Center’s status as an NCI-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center and the corresponding support grant for a new five-year period.

A new review suggests the brain is not designed to be active after midnight.

Climate change is causing illnesses like Valley fever to surface in areas of the country where it has typically not been seen.

Failing to update consent education curricula could leave college students unprepared to navigate gray areas and could lead to physical injury or sexual assault.

UArizona health experts are asking everyone to do their part to stay healthy as students arrive for the fall semester.

Researchers from UArizona Health Sciences and the University at Buffalo received a $3.8 million grant from the NCI to study the role that follicle stimulating hormone plays during menopause.