The project for research and educational facilities is designed to strengthen the ASU-Mayo relationship, improve health care for all of Arizona and aid in economic development.
This week, students from Arizona State University traveled to Rochester, Minnesota, to participate in Transform 2014, a conference dedicated to sharing ideas on redesigning the way health and health care is experienced and delivered.
A team of researchers from Arizona State University and Mayo Clinic is showing how a staple of earth science research can be used in biomedical settings to predict the course of disease.
Twenty-four rising high school seniors attended the weeklong Summer Health Institute @ ASU camp put on by the College of Health Solutions and the College of Nursing & Health Innovation.
A new business venture based on technology developed by ASU biomedical engineers has earned support from Arizona's economic development agency and other entrepreneurship backers.
Results of a first-of-its-kind study indicate that long-term sexual partners of HPV-related oropharyngeal cancer patients are not at increased risk for HPV infection.
Together with the Mayo Clinic in Arizona, the College of Nursing & Health Innovation at ASU will host the 2014 Nursing Research Conference, March 7, in Phoenix.
