Surgeon Tackles ‘Medjacking’ - Hacking of Medical Devices
UA's Armstrong helps lead national efforts to protect pacemakers, IV pumps, more.
AZ WEEK: Diversifying the Health-Care Workforce
University of Arizona programs works to spark interest among minorities starting in high school.
Douglas' Only Hospital Closing Friday, Won't Reopen
'Closed for good,' says lawyer representing Cochise Regional Hospital's parent company.
Hospital in Douglas May Shut Its Doors Friday
Facility loses Medicare payments; it's among hundreds of rural health operations imperiled in US.
UA Doctors Join Forces to Fight Heart Disease in India
Program launched in southern Indian city Bangalore to speed, better inform response to heart attacks
Could Amish Farm Dust Provide Relief from Asthma?
Tucson researchers are seeking clues from rural Indiana communities.
Newly Approved Rattlesnake Anti-Venom Under UA Study
Drug is second OK'd by FDA for treatment; up to 200 Arizonans are bitten each year.
Community Program Aims to Slow Progression of Dementia
'Elder Care' helps people with memory loss stay physically and mentally active.
Technology Improves Medical Access in Doctor Shortage
Telemedicine is helping patients see specialists they might not otherwise have access to.
UA Research: Twitter Helps Predict Emergency Room Visits
Study matched information from 'tweets,' air sensors and medical records
Alzheimer's Will 'Overwhelm Us' Without Research Dollars, Academics Say
A Tucson family learns how the disease changes a husband, father and grandfather.
Banner Takeover of UAMC Comes at Midnight Friday
Deal worth up to $1B in works since last summer gives Phoenix health company 2 Tucson hospitals.
New Safety Methods Sprout in Fields After E.coli Outbreak
California spinach problem in 2006 led to measures now in effect there and in Southern Arizona.
Here's a Diet That Can Reduce Cancer, Prevent Obesity, Diabetes
UA nutritionists co-host events to share research on benefits of Mediterranean-style eating pattern.
UA Health Network Takeover Will Be Complete in January
President Ann Weaver Hart says move will ensure long-term sustainability of university's academic medical programs.
