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Today's a special day to celebrate, happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! For some University of Arizona Health Sciences researchers and students, every day is the day of women and girls in science through their participation in the KEYS Research Internship and other campus outreach programs. Engaging girls in science, engineering, technology and math when they are young and encouraging them as they hit middle and high school is a big step toward keeping the women-in-STEM pipeline flowing. Learn morehttps://healthsciences.arizona.edu/connect/features/female-faculty-seek-spark-girls-interest-science?utm_source=healthsciencesconnect%40arizona.edu+%7C+Inside+HS+Newsletter&utm_medium=Email+-+IHS-02-11-22&utm_campaign=Inside+Health+Sciences++Feb.+11%2C+2022&utm_term=Inside+Health+Sciences++Feb.+11%2C+2022&utm_content=Inside+Health+Sciences++Feb.+11%2C+2022

Female Faculty Seek to Spark Girls’ Interest in Science Health Sciences experts in a variety of fields are part of an international movement to encourage girls and women to enter STEM fields.

As we start 2022, we’d like to introduce (or re-introduce) ourselves. We are the University of Arizona Health Sciences, one of the top-ranked academic medical centers in the southwestern United States and Arizona's only academic medical center.

Here you see the Health Science Innovation Building (HSIB), which opened in 2019. The nine-floor facility is located in the heart of the Health Sciences campus in Tucson. Inside, collaborations flourish among multidisciplinary teams of health professionals, students and faculty in medicine, nursing, pharmacy and public health.

👉 What's your favorite spot or view on our Tucson campus?

Attention high schoolers - if you are interested in interdisciplinary biosciences, biomedicine, and data science- check out this great program, check out the UArizona KEYS internship program. Applications for the 2022 summer program are now open and will close on December 5th!
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Sssssaving Arizonans, one bite (or sting) at a time-
The UArizona's Poison Center’s snakes, scorpions and spiders at the College of Pharmacy train future doctors and pharmacists to recognize venomous bites and stings.

Sssssaving Arizonans, One Bite (or Sting) at a Time The Poison Center’s snakes, scorpions and spiders at the College of Pharmacy train future doctors and pharmacists to recognize venomous bites and stings.

Those earrings are so last year – but the reason you're wearing them is ancient. The necklace, nametag, earrings or uniform you chose to put on this morning might say more than you realize about your social status, job or some other aspect of your identity. Learn more https://news.arizona.edu/story/those-earrings-are-so-last-year-reason-youre-wearing-them-ancient?utm_source=uanow&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=

Anthropologists say humans have been doing this – finding ways to communicate about themselves without the fuss of conversation – for millennia.

Those Earrings Are So Last Year – But the Reason You're Wearing Them is Ancient

Attention future lawyers! Lawtina Mentoring Program Offers Roadmap for Aspiring Lawyers -The program in the James E. Rogers College of Lawaims to diversify the legal field by offering a guide for Latina Bachelor of Arts in Law students interested in attending
law school. Learn more https://news.arizona.edu/story/lawtina-mentoring-program-offers-roadmap-aspiring-lawyers?utm_source=uanow&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=

Lawtina Mentoring Program Offers Roadmap for Aspiring Lawyers

Fall is here! Presented by University of Arizona Health Sciences Enjoy this encore Wellness Wednesday and these tips on you how can prepare your garden (and mind!) for fall .

Preparing Your Garden (and Mind) for Fall Discover and enjoy vital health benefits through the joy of gardening! Join the University of Arizona’s leading produce expert Jennifer Parlin, MPH, to learn...

Check out the reImagine Medicine Podcast brought to you by University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix Head injuries are common in children and teens. They can be mild — like a bump on the head — or more serious — like a concussion. It can be hard to tell the difference between a mild head injury and one that is more severe.

Lois Sayrs, PhD, specializes in child health and injury. Dr. Sayrs will help answer the question, “If your child experiences a head injury, how do you know when it is time to see the doctor?”https://phoenixmed.arizona.edu/podcasts

Reimagine Medicine Podcast | The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix

Please join us for another important topic courtesy of Wellness Wednesdays: Oct. 20 - Noon - 1 pm.
With an abundance of health information online, patients and families can feel overwhelmed and confused.

UArizona Health Sciences medical librarian Yamila M. El-Khayat, will showcase how free access to high-quality health information can advance health literacy – the ability to find, understand and use information and services to inform health-related decisions and actions.

The UArizona Health Sciences Library is the largest, most comprehensive health sciences library in Arizona, providing access to essential medical information in partnership with researchers, clinicians, health departments and the community to improve health and health care. Register today at https://mailchi.mp/ahsc.arizona.edu/wellness-wednesdays

Could there be life on one of Saturn's moons? Find out from the The University of Arizona experts. https://uaatwork.arizona.edu/lqp/could-there-be-life-one-saturns-moons

Could there be life on one of Saturn's moons? | UA@Work

AZBIO week is happening soon... beginning Oct. 3. Check out the great menu of events!

Arizona Bioscience Week 2021 | AZBio Presented by AZBio and the Arizona Commerce Authority We're Getting Ready for Arizona Bioscience Week "Arizona’s bioscience industry is committed to discovering, developing and delivering innovative medicines, medical devices and healthcare technologies that make life better for people in Arizona ...