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News
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Growth of Academic IM
AWCIM directors Andrew Weil, MD, and Victoria Maizes, MD, share perspectives on the challenges and growth of the Center.
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Sleep and Dreams
AWCIM faculty Rubin Naiman on connections between body and mind (or not) while dreaming in this issue of Aeon.
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Recovering from COVID-19
AWCIM faculty author a paper on how IM modalities can support healing and cope with trauma after the virus.
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Stamets Scholarship
Building Bridges with Indigenous Communities: Stamets Gift Funds New Scholarship for Fellowship in Integrative Medicine
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Battling Burnout
AWCIM faculty published in Family Medicine on the impact (and mitigation) of burnout in medical residency.
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Pain and the Brain
Fellowship director Ann Marie Chiasson presenting at the UArizona Arthritis Center!