As featured in MDLinx, Katie Stage, ND, RH (AGH), FABNG, goes over the benefits and potential risks of the trending Yerba mate tea.

As featured in Costco Connection, Robert Greathouse, NMD, is a naturopathic provider who completed his Residency with Sonoran University of Health Sciences in 2023. In the article, Dr. Greathouse gives insight to what your poo says about you, and how it is an indicator of what is going on inside your body.

As featured in Get Me Giddy, Amanda Grischow, NMD, is a naturopathic provider in the on-campus Medical Center at Sonoran University of Health Sciences. In the article, Dr. Grischow gives insight into how blood flow changes during intercourse can cause temporary hearing loss. 

As featured in Woman's World, Kimberlee Blyden-Taylor, ND, MSc is the Chief Medical Officer at Sonoran University of Health Sciences. In the article, Dr. Blyden-Taylor offers insight on how ginger shots can improve your health.

As featured in Yahoo! Health, Dr. Sarah Trahan is a naturopathic provider at the Neil Riordan Center for Regenerative Medicine located on-campus at Sonoran University of Health Sciences. In the article, Dr. Trahan gives insight into preventing Osteoarthritis.

As featured in Parade, Dr. Iginio Stoppa, is a naturopathic provider in the on-campus Medical Center at Sonoran University of Health Sciences. In the article, Dr. Stoppa provides insight into the most important habit necessary to dealing with chronic arthritis.

Sonoran University of Health Sciences is proud to present that our very own Dr. Arianna Rodriguez was interviewed by Today's Parent to discuss the best tips for dealing with lice prevention. 

Sonoran University of Health Sciences is proud to present that our very own Dr. Hannah Schroeder has been attributed in an article in Women’s Wear Daily, which was picked up by national coverage, where she helps break down the differences between the traditional hot water bottle, and the ever growing market of heating pads and their benefits.

Cholesterol imbalances are very common so it’s important to know how to catch it before it progresses. Most commonly, you'll hear about worries surrounding high cholesterol, which is a common precursor to cardiovascular disease.

One of the best things about Arizona is that it's sunny almost all year long! Being in Arizona means you can maximize your time outdoors, but if you're planning to soak up the sun, what can you do to protect your skin? We spoke with Dr. Arianna Rodriguez from the SCNM Medical Center to learn more about what to look for when you're choosing your sunscreen.