University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix Volunteers Carry Donations for Refugee Health Alliance in Tijuana, Mexico (Photo Courtesy: Matthew Campanella)
AAMC
January 20, 2022
People Seeking Asylum in the United States Have Little Access to Health Care, But Medical Schools are Working to Change That
A Syringe, Mask and Vials of Vaccine
KJZZ 91.5
January 19, 2022
Many People Have Been Closely Watching the Spread of COVID-19 — Especially Those Who are Pregnant
Natasha Bhuyan, MD
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January 03, 2022
Arizona Hospitals, Doctors, Patients Waiting on New Treatment Against Omicron to Arrive
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Telemundo Arizona
December 10, 2021
La Administración Biden Anuncia Nueva Estrategia para Enfrentar al COVID-19, Tras el Primer Caso de Ómicron
A boy receives an intramuscular injection (Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Arizona PBS
November 16, 2021
Local Pediatrician Shares Vaccination Advice for Parents of Kids Ages 5-11
A Casserole of Health Food Items
KGUN 9
November 09, 2021
New UArizona Med Students Use Food to Fight Illness in Cancer Patients
Jonathan Lifshitz, PhD
7 KPLC News
October 27, 2021
NeuroTrauma Sciences Supports College Research with Challenge Grant Award
A Young Girl Trick-or-Treats on Halloween
The Arizona Republic
October 25, 2021
Trick-or-Treating? A Pediatrician Shares How to Keep Kids Safe from COVID-19 on Halloween
COVID Vaccines on a Table
KJZZ 91.5
October 18, 2021
Study Shows Decline in COVID-19 Vaccines Over Time, Need for Booster Shots