U.S. Rep. Gosar says he, staff have quarantined themselves
A Capitol physician said "several" members of Congress had contact with a person who subsequently developed the illness caused by the new coronavirus.
Universities implement travel restrictions, self-quarantines amid spread of COVID-19
Some schools are restricting nonessential campus-related travel and requiring students who have traveled to self-quarantine.
UA scientist talks coronavirus precautions
AZPM spoke with Dr. Michael Worobey about the new coronavirus and what early precautions Arizonans can take.
Pima County works to assuage fears over COVID-19
The Health Department released a statement following a possible community transmission of the new coronavirus in another county.
Overdose prevention specialist speaks to UA students
"Understand that you are a person who is using drugs and I'm trying to keep you safe."
Some pushing for wider distribution of opioid-overdose antidote
With hundreds of overdoses so far this year, law enforcement and health workers are using naloxone to save lives.
Arizona officials say state well prepared for coronavirus risk
The state's residents are currently at low risk for the coronavirus that causes COVID 19, according to state officials.
Why getting a flu shot is advised amid coronavirus concerns
A discussion with UA epidemiologist Michael Worobey.
Mexico prepares for the expected arrival of coronavirus
The president says the country is prepared for an outbreak and accused opponents of stoking fears to discredit him.
State lawmakers debate bill on treatment of Lyme disease
The bill failed in the Arizona House, but a parliamentary move could mean another vote dealing with long-term treatment of the disease.
Coronavirus victim out of quarantine, officials see ‘no risk’ of spread
Arizona was one of a handful of states to record a confirmed case of the disease since it was first reported earlier this year.
Study finds ransomware cost AZ health care more than $2.7 million since 2016
Three attacks affected nearly 12,000 people and totaled $2.7 million to $4.2 million in downtime in Arizona.
How green light might help pain sufferers wary of opioid addiction
A UA scientist is researching how the color green can be used to help manage chronic pain.
Report: Low pay makes disability caregivers a ‘workforce in crisis’
The report says providers' "hands are tied" in terms of raising pay in Arizona due to state Medicaid funding rules.
Novel or familiar: A conversation about drug addiction and the brain
Researchers are seeking a better understanding of compulsive behavior on a cellular level.
