UA Phoenix Med School Under Regents' Scrutiny
Board will hold meetings to review medical community complaints.
Lawsuit: State Improperly Reduces Immigrant Health Care
Up to 3,500 refugees, asylum seekers and immigrant crime victims may be affected.
UA Cancer Center contributes to VP Biden's Cancer Moonshot
Effort seeks to complete a decade’s worth of research in 5 years, focusing on ovarian cancer.
"The King of Sting" Talks Arizona Insects
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The future of "Right to Try" for the terminally ill; Tucson street names often stir debate; the swingin' nighlife of Arizona's bats.
UA Alzheimer's Research Looks at Aging Female Brain
Scientist considers reproductive milestones as triggers
UA Researchers Focus on Healthy Aging Brain
Dementia, Alzheimer's are not inevitable.
Better Health on Border Goal of Binational Effort
Healthy Border 20/20 plan brings medical professionals from both sides together.
Measles at Eloy Detention Center Close Immigration Court
40% of staff members won't get vaccinated or show proof of vaccination, health official says.
'The Fight of Her Life:' Young Mom Takes on Chemotherapy
Update on story of Douglas mother of four undergoing treatment for breast cancer.
The Owl & Panther Project Supports Tucson Refugees of Torture
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Arizona woman faces death on her own terms; Legal and emotional issues surrounding choosing to die.
Choosing Death Over Dying: One Arizona Family's Story
Family members call on state to legalize a patient's right to die on own terms.
Tucsonan Runs to Phoenix - Literally - for Cancer Research
He makes 125-mile trek in two nights, raises $2,000; next goal: Boston Marathon.
Health Officials: Zika Case in Pima County, But No Danger
Patient had traveled in Caribbean, has recovered; chances 'low' of contracting virus.
Crisis Line Available For Support in Shooting Aftermath
Mental health crisis can develop after Orlando shooting, like events; Cenpatico has resources.
On Pima County Streets: Is One Traffic Death Too Many?
Why do traffic crashes and the casualties from them remain a persistent problem?
