Newsroom Archive

UA Public Health Students Named Diversity and Inclusion Champions

The American Indian and Indigenous Health Alliance club at the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health is honored for commitment to diversity.

UA Researchers Find Genetic Factors May Affect the Benefit of Resistance Exercise

The weight-loss response to resistance exercise, including changes in body composition, differs according to an individual’s genetic risk for obesity.

Dr. Richard Carmona to Speak at Partners in Public Health Luncheon, May 5th

Arizona Inn, Tucson

UA’s ASHLine is Ready to Help Phoenix ‘Kick Butts’, April 20-24

The Arizona Smokers' HelpLine at the UA College of Public Health has been helping people quit tobacco since 1995.

UA Study Finds Owning a Dog Provides Health Benefits for Postmenopausal Women

Study by public health researcher in the journal Preventive Medicine...

Arizona Health Sciences Center Leaders Present at Oman Conference on Health Issues in Arab Communities

Dean Iman Hakim joined leaders from the AHSC to promote international collaboration to strengthen the health-care workforce globally.

CSW Honors Chris Tish for Equity Efforts

The UA Commission on the Status of Women Vision Awards recognizes leaders for their efforts to create a more diverse, equitable and inclusive campus.

Toxicology Society to Honor Dr. Jeff Burgess With Translational Impact Award

Dr. Burgess is being honored for his work to reduce toxic exposures and prevent injuries among first responders, miners, and the general public.

World-Renowned Nutritionist to Speak at UA, March 6th

The UA College of Public Health presents Harvard Nutritionist Dr. Walter C. Willett, March 6th from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., DuVal Auditorium, Banner - University Medical Center Tucson.

UA Public Health Students to Assist on Super Bowl Sunday

The Maricopa County Department of Public Health will get a hand in looking for signs of infectious-disease outbreaks, foodborne illnesses and injuries at the big game in Glendale, Arizona.