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Pseudocolored scanning electron microscopy image of human 3-D cervical epithelial cells infected with a polymicrobial cocktail of four key bacterial species associated with bacterial vaginosis.

Study Shows Novel Protein Plays Role in Bacterial Vaginosis

December 10, 2019

Researchers discover women with bacterial vaginosis exhibit elevated levels of a pro-inflammatory protein

Prescription Bills with a Doctor in the Background

Opioid Action Day: How the College of Medicine – Phoenix is Addressing the Opioid Epidemic

December 05, 2019

Association of American Medical Colleges declares Dec. 5 “Opioid Graduate Medical Education Day of Action”

Poster Presentations at the reimagine Health: Is My Fate in My Genes? Research Symposium

Research Symposium Addresses Latest Findings and Questions in Genomic Medicine

November 27, 2019

Local and national experts gather to address the question: “Is My Fate in My Genes?”

Research Symposium to Discuss Inherited Genes and Risk to Health and Disease

November 19, 2019

Experts in genomic medicine will gather to present the latest research, clinical practices, challenges and future trends

Tim Marlowe, PhD, Talks with an Attendee at the Research Office Open House

Research Open House Welcomes 136 Attendees

November 05, 2019

The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix Research Office hosted an open house and reception Sept. 26 for 136 of the college’s students, faculty, residents and...