Neurotrauma | The University of Arizona College of Medicine

Dentists Can Be the First Line of Defense against Domestic Violence

April 29, 2019

The college, in partnership with Midwestern University, published an article about the important role dentists can play in identifying domestic violence victims

Won Hee Lee, PhD (left), Anne Titelbaum, PhD (center-left), Pamela Garcia-Filion, PhD (center), Rachel Rowe, PhD (center-right) and Aryn O’Connor, PhD (right)

Researchers Study Environmental Factors Affecting Stem Cells, the Pathology of Ancient Remains, Rare Birth Defects Using Informatics, Sleep Disruption After a Brain Injury and the Care of Poisoned Patients

December 20, 2018

Won Hee Lee, PhD, Anne Titelbaum, PhD, Pamela Garcia-Filion, PhD, Rachel Rowe, PhD, and Aryn O’Connor, PhD

Jonathan Lifshitz, PhD, and P. David Adelson, MD

Phoenix Researchers Change Guidelines for Treating Traumatic Brain Injuries

October 24, 2018

Researchers in Phoenix are changing the national protocol for the treatment of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) in children

Ella Nikulina, PhD (left), Shalini Sharma, PhD (center), Theresa Currier Thomas, PhD (right)

Researchers Work to Solve Important Health Questions About Stress, Mutations in Stem Cells and How the Brain Repairs Itself

October 08, 2018

Ella Nikulina, PhD, Shalini Sharma, PhD, and Theresa Currier Thomas, PhD

Physician Analyzes Life Expectancy Inequality

May 16, 2018

As health disparities widen for life expectancy, Murtaza Akhter, MD, studies research showing links in racial inequality