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University of Arizona launches Graduate Certificate in Digital Health and Health Informatics

Velma Payne, PhD Authors Chapters In Health Informatics Book

A database created by the University of Arizona-led Precision Aging Network will help researchers pinpoint factors that lead to helping people living longer, healthier lives.

Precision Aging Network data release will open new pathways for healthy aging research

Program Organizer, Ritu Pandey, PhD, MHM

Translational Informatics Symposium Recap

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Three U of A faculty honored by American College of Medical Informatics

CB2 is growing!

U of A and UNM win joint $43.6M NIH award to help turn clinical research into practical medicine

College welcomes Dr. Jose Florez-Arango to the School of Health Professions

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U of A researchers use AI and wearable devices to predict labor through body temperature

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Smart sensors and smarter health: How AI and wearables are reimagining preventive health care

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