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Dolores Tropiano

Dolores Tropiano

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Reporter, Arizona State University News

Phoenix

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  • Making medicine side-effect free

    By Dolores Tropiano|Arizona State University NewsMany drugs that address medical conditions can come with serious side effects. In drug commercials, the litany of potential side effects is often longer than the benefits being touted. Carl Wagner is a professor in the the School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences at Arizona State University who came across the molecule bexarotene while designing a problem for an organic chemistry class he was teaching one year.

    By Dolores Tropiano · 0

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • ASU instructor’s debut novel becomes a bestseller on Amazon

    By Dolores Tropiano, Desiree Prieto Groft|Arizona State University NewsDesiree Prieto Groft’s newly released novel "Girl, Unemployed" focuses on women and work — a subject close to Groft’s heart. “I have always been obsessed with women and jobs,” said Groft, a writing and literature instructor at Arizona State University, who drew inspiration for the novel from her graduate school studies. "'Girl, Unemployed' is the fun, fiction version of my grad school thesis, 'Women, Money, Jobs,'" Groft said.

    By Dolores Tropiano, Desiree Prieto Groft · 0

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Making medicine side-effect free

    By Dolores Tropiano|Arizona State University NewsMany drugs that address medical conditions can come with serious side effects. In drug commercials, the litany of potential side effects is often longer than the benefits being touted. Carl Wagner is a professor in the the School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences at Arizona State University who came across the molecule bexarotene while designing a problem for an organic chemistry class he was teaching one year.

    By Dolores Tropiano · 0

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Arizona State University News

Tempe, Arizona, United States

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