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Women's history is made today by leaders like these! We're grateful for their vision, creativity, and scientific minds. Each one of the persons pictured here holds multiple responsibilities that go beyond leading the University of Arizona Cancer Center. #WomensHistoryMonth

It’s a great day for a Double Celebration! Please join us in Congratulating Dr. Taylor Riall for being named Division Chief of Surgical Oncology at the University of Arizona and Banner University Medical Center and for being named President of the SSAT! It’s a great year ahead

Geoffrey Gurtner, MD, FACS discussing optimal cell delivery in wound healing. Great talk. #CTTACC

Congratulations #DrMedcats2023 ! It was a pleasure and an honor to have worked with many of you! The world is yours!!! UA College of Medicine – Tucson UAZ Women in Medicine and Science-Tucson UofA Executive Office of the President @AZBurnCats UA Trauma

Janko Ž. Nikolich, MD, PhD, department head and professor of immunobiology, cowrote a commentary for NEJM about caring for people with long COVID. "Patients are subject to stigmatization because of perceived simulation or psychosomatization of symptoms." nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

We are honored to welcome PennSurgery Dr. Ronald DeMatteo as the keynote speaker for our annual Research Symposium. Dr. DeMatteo is nationally recognized for his expertise in treating disease of the liver, bile duct, gallbladder, pancreas, abdominal sarcomas and GIST.

Our very own Jason Wertheim Vice Dean for Research and Graduate Studies providing an update on research funding and initiatives in UA College of Medicine – Tucson Growing our Surgery research portfolio under the leadership of Geoffrey Gurtner, MD, FACS #research

That’s a wrap for our Annual Research Symposium! We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to all of our presenters at todays Symposium. Thank You to Geoffrey Gurtner, MD, FACS and Bellal Joseph for leading the way and making today possible. We are Research strong 💪

Excellent talk Gordon Research Conferences by Geoffrey Gurtner, MD, FACS University of Arizona Department of Surgery on wound regeneration!

Congratulations to our General Surgery Chief Residents! Our faculty staff and trainees wish you all huge success as you take the next step in your careers. We couldn’t be more proud to have spent the last five years learning and growing together! #success #proud

Congratulations to our MIS Fellow Dr. Robert King for completing our Advanced GI/Minimally Invasive, Robotic and Bariatric Surgery clinical fellowship! It’s been an incredible year and we can’t wait to see all the great things ahead for you. #success #proud

It’s that time of year. We are getting our residents ready for the road ahead during todays bootcamp session. Preparation is the key 🔑 to success UofAZ Surgery Residents

Congratulations to our Chief of Trauma Dr. Bellal Joseph for being named author of the month! “Favorite thing about being a surgeon is going beyond the scalpel” UA College of Medicine – Tucson Banner University Geoffrey Gurtner, MD, FACS Bellal Joseph

1 more week until our first Meet & Greet! If you’re interested in applying for general surgery residency, join us on August 15th. You’ll have the chance to meet our program leadership, chat with current residents, & more! #Match2024 Register today: bit.ly/arizonagensurg…

Congrats to Dominic Henn on the recent article in the Nature Communications! Using scRNA sequencing, we identified Ndrg2 within dendritic cells to create a translational approach to accelerating healing in both diabetic and non-diabetic mouse models. lnkd.in/grqK5Yqk

Congrats to my team, Jagan Padmanabhan, Kellen Chen and Dharshan Sivaraj on their recent publication in Nature Biomedical Engineering. We believe Rac2 could help reduce rates of implant rejection in patients. Many thanks to the rest of the team! shorturl.at/fmqB0

Congrats to H. Kussie, W. Hahn, Dharshan Sivaraj et all, on their recent pub in Advances in Wound Care (surl.li/rgfeg) detailing how avenanthramide and beta-glucan accelerate wound closure through the modulation of inflammatory cell recruitment and angiogenesis.

A new generation of smart bandages that could allow doctors to remotely monitor wounds, decrease scarring and speed up healing with a zap of light or electricity is on its way wsj.com/tech/biotech/s… via The Wall Street Journal