The Buzz: Arizona navigates legal uncertainty with two conflicting abortion bans
Arizona contends with a legal tangle over two conflicting abortion laws, leaving providers and patients in uncertainty.
An abortion ban enacted in 1864 is under review in the Arizona Supreme Court
The state’s high court is reviewing a lower-court decision that said doctors couldn’t be charged for performing the procedure in the first 15 weeks of pregnancy because other Arizona laws over the years have allowed them to provide abortions.
UA’s College of Public Health secures $3.8 million NIH grant to pioneer climate change and health research
SCORCH initiative focuses on forecasting, adaptive responses and community resilience
Arizona abortion laws clash: High-stakes court battle set to unfold
The case, Planned Parenthood vs. Mayes/Hazelrigg, will decide Arizona's abortion landscape.
Medical program additions at ASU, UA and NAU aim to curb Arizona’s health care worker shortage
In the past year, Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University and the University of Arizona have all announced major health care program additions.
New step in remote healthcare technology being developed at UA
First responders can use it in difficult terrain where access to cell phone infrastructure is not a given.
Game show contestant behavior yields clues to stress response
UA researchers are tracking how often players blink to determine our reactions to adversity.
AZ Attorney General sues pharmaceutical companies for insulin prices
The suit seeks civil penalties from companies like OptumRx and Eli Lilly.
University of Arizona leads the way in western environmental justice initiatives
Empowering communities and bridging gaps: UA's role in transforming environmental equity
3 are indicted on fraud-related charges in a Medicaid billing probe in Arizona
The state attorney general's office announced Wednesday that the three were each indicted on 19 counts for their involvement with A Better You Wellness Center in Phoenix.
AHCCCS reaches out to recipients, community to help with Medicaid ‘unwinding’
States are now removing people from their enrollment systems because the enhanced federal funding that paid for expanding Medicaid during the COVID-19 pandemic, is ending.
Attorney General Calls for Reversal of Abortion Pill Ruling
Mayes filed an amicus brief along with 22 other states.
American Red Cross holds first LGBTQ+ blood drive in Arizona
The blood drive took place during Tucson's pride festival.
UA faculty committee demands action against threats to nursing faculty and curriculum
The report comes after curriculum from the College of Nursing garnered criticism online.
Chiricahua Health Centers honored for Medically Assisted Treatment
The organization was featured during the Clinton Foundation's annual Global Initiative
