Research Matters Archive

Stereotypes about Native Americans and Alcohol Debunked by UA Study
February 8, 2016
Native Americans are more likely to abstain from alcohol than whites, and heavy drinking and binge drinking rates are about the same for both groups.
UACC and BIO5 researcher awarded $1.59 million NCI grant to study drug resistance in lymphoma tumor treatment
Jonathan H. Schatz, MD, was recently awarded a 5-year, $1.59 million grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to study ways to effectively combat drug resistance when treating lymphoma — a study that may have wide-ranging impact when it comes to treating a variety of cancers.
New UA Chief of Infectious Diseases Has Long History of Novel Research into HIV, AIDS Prevention
The University of Colorado – Denver’s Dr. Elizabeth Connick will succeed Dr. Stephen Klotz in April as chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases, bringing a broad research portfolio on HIV and AIDS prevention to the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson.
UA Researchers Identify Food Additive that May Help Prevent Skin Cancer
Unlike sunscreen, the nutritional compound protects skin from the inside out.

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