Arizona springtime brings concern about disease-carrying ticks
Experts are creating the state's first database for the parasitic pest.
Future doctors meet their match
UA medical students learn where they will go for their next training.
Dementia’s dangerous rise leads legislators to ask up to $500,000 for Alzheimer’s
State legislators are pushing a bill to build a state dementia plan.
Robotic surgery comes to Cochise County.
Canyon Vista Medical Center gets help for surgeons.
Experts say change of seasons leads to less sleep
The start of spring could create some restless nights.
"Above all else, believe us"
Advocates say doctors can show biased behavior toward autistic adults
Planned Parenthood Arizona expands services to include vasectomies
The procedure will now be offered in the Southern Arizona Regional Health Center.
Obstetrician appeals decision over Arizona abortion law
The suit seeks to reverse an Arizona Court of Appeals ruling that said doctors couldn’t be charged for performing abortions in the first 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Poison control, dispensaries on alert as kids who accidentally eat marijuana edibles rises
Parents are advised to treat edibles like household cleansers or weapons – locked away from their children.
COVID detectives still dogged by disinformation
Researchers continue confirming the source of the coronavirus at a Chinese wet market
Biofilm Discoveries
A retired professor at the University of Arizona has transformed a biofilm derived from lung tissue into multiple inventions that could solve everything from foodborne illness to the water crisis.
NFL will offer free CPR training during Super Bowl week
The NFL and American Heart Association will provide free CPR education throughout the week as part the NFL Experience at the Phoenix Convention Center.
UA swimmer dies of bacterial infection
No connection to COVID or vaccine in ME's statement.
Record breaking Affordable Care Act health insurance sign ups
Average Arizona families will save over $4,700 in yearly premiums.
Three years on, COVID-19 no longer grabs headlines, still poses a threat
It hits the elderly hardest, it spikes in summer and winter, it killed men in Arizona at sharply higher rates t
