A UArizona researcher forges partnerships to tackle diabetes in Arizona communities.

The University of Arizona Office of Research, Innovation & Impact has named Dr. Melanie Hingle, professor in the School of Nutritional Sciences and Wellness (NSW), to its 2023 class of Women of Impact - a cohort of 30 female-identifying faculty and staff

Congratulations to the 2023 Women of Impact! We are proud to have six BIO5 members recognized this year.

A new initiative at UArizona will work to reduce the burden of diet-sensitive disease in vulnerable Arizona communities using culinary medicine — an emerging field that blends the art of cooking with the science of medicine and nutrition.

Maintaining mental and physical health during a pandemic can seem very challenging, but is a very important step to take. Dr. Hingle gives a look into her pantry and shares her tips for keeping a healthy diet while staying at home.

Highlighting the interdisciplinary approach of Data7 and UA-TRIPODS

The BIO5 Institute's Dr. Melanie Hingle will dedicate her time as a Udall Center Fellow to developing a model of diet-sensitive disease prevention for food insecure populations