Researchers in the College of Medicine – Tucson’s Department of Surgery are uncovering new insights into how mechanical strain on cells affects healin

The GI Division chief at the College of Medicine – Tucson may postpone her induction because of a conflict over the date due to her role as Association of American Physicians’ current president.

A new study seeks to prevent nonmelanoma skin cancers, reducing the need for invasive treatments such as surgery or chemotherapy.

Department Chair of Surgery Geoffrey Gurtner, MD, is developing smart bandages that continuously monitor wounds to predict and treat infections early.

A physiology researcher believes a better understanding of the gut-brain connection can help explain dietary choices and lead to strategies for altering food preferences.

Benjamin R. Lee, MD, MBA, professor and George W. Drach Endowed Chair of the Department of Urology, was inducted as a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.

A research team led by the Division of Endocrinology’s Jennifer Stern, PhD, found that, even without calorie restriction, treatment with this hormone produced by the pancreas may induce similar metabolic benefits — potentially slowing aging and extending lifespans.

Michael D. L. Johnson, PhD, associate professor of immunobiology and associate dean for basic science research and graduate studies, was named the 2026 American Society for Microbiology Honorary Diversity Lecturer.

Geoffrey D. Rubin, MD, MBA, chair of the Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences, received the Society for Advanced Body Imaging’s highest honor, the 2025 Gold Medal.