Browse Health stories - April, 2010

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  • UA Scientists Discover First Case of Animals Making Their Own Carotene
    UANews | The insects known as aphids can make their own essential nutrients called carotenoids, which are the building blocks for molecules crucial for vision, healthy skin, bone growth and other key physiological functions.
  • ASUA Fashion Show to Raise Funds for Children's Medicine
    UANews | The UA's student government will raise money for Diamond Children's Medical Center with its Diamonds in the Sky event on April 30.
  • Study to Examine Whether Cancer Risk From In Utero Environmental Exposures Can Be Reversed
    UANews | Researchers the in the UA nutritional sciences department have begun a study to see if resveratrol in the maternal diet can reverse the risk of future breast cancer due to exposure to dioxin.
  • Marching to End Sexual Assault
    UANews | Several student groups have coordinated "Take Back the Night," an annual awareness event, at the UA on April 15.
  • Nutritional Sciences Investigator Wins NIH Challenge Grant
    UANews | Kirsten Limesand is using an NIH Challenge Grant to investigate the cellular mechanics of salivary glands.
  • UA Superfund Research Program Receives $14 Million To Study Contaminated Dust, Water
    UANews | Scientists will spend the next five years evaluating a range of pollutants with plans to develop models to counter contamination.  
  • Communication Professor Receives White House Invitation
    UANews | Dale Kunkel will advise a national task force that's developing a federal plan to address childhood obesity.
  • Asthma Clinical Research Center Relocates to the UA
    UANews | The center is part of the nation's largest not-for-profit network of clinical research centers dedicated to asthma research.
  • UMC Adding More ECMO Technology
    UANews | New high-tech equipment offers a last-ditch chance for those with life-threatening respiratory problems.
  • Arizona State University to Withdraw From Partnership With University of Arizona on College of Medicine-Phoenix
    UANews | The UA will now assume full responsibility for operations of the college.