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First-year medical student Yi-Jen Yang wins statewide research award

U of A College of Medicine Student Wins Rheumatology Poster Award

Professor Emeritus C. Kent Kwoh, MD, MACR with students Gregory Gilles and Luke Grawer

University of Arizona Arthritis Center Represented at 2025 ACR Annual Convergence in Chicago

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Dr. Farva Gondal joins U of A rheumatology faculty

Justin T. Dunn, MD

Dr. Justin Dunn joins U of A Arthritis Center and Division of Rheumatology

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Emeritus Professor C. Kent Kwoh, MD, MACR, is lead author in 'Osteoarthritis and Cartilage' article

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Dr. Samuel Cook joins UA rheumatology faculty

Zong-Ming Li Lab

Zong-Ming, Li, PhD, awarded $100,000 from the Flinn Foundation

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Professor Emeritus C. Kent Kwoh, MD, MACR, Noted Expert on Arthritis Lab Test

Lupus Research Alliance Celebrates C. Kent Kwoh, MD, MACR

UAAC Shines at 2024 American College of Rheumatology Annual Meeting

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