Researchers find the brain can help solve its own memory issues
A study suggests relying less on external stimuli for patients suffering from stroke and other ailments.
Tucson eyes solutions to prevent more fraudulent sober homes from coming
Tucson's mayor and council directed staff to examine how the city can incorporate regulations for the future.
The Haven strives to become go-to resource for Native American women in recovery
Federal funding has helped expand services and outreach.
COVID-19 pandemic delays rare disease diagnosis on Arizona's Tribal lands, new study finds
Testing delays and the focus on response to the initial outbreak of COVID-19 in the region may have been factors.
PACC unveils new mobile veterinary unit to assist underserved areas
The Karen's Karing Van will connect a team of veterinarians and animal technicians to pet owners across the county.
Governor makes contraceptive medications available over the counter at pharmacies
Gov. Katie Hobbs says the rule will go into effect immediately
Hiker dies while on 8-mile hike in triple-digit heat at Grand Canyon National Park
The victim’s name and hometown weren’t immediately released.
Camp Not-A-Wheeze offers youth with asthma a normal camp experience while educating them on how to manage their chronic disease
Parents have been sending their asthmatic children to Camp Not-A-Wheeze for 35 years, safe in the knowledge that their kids will be able to experience sleepaway camp while keeping their asthma under control.
150,000 dropped from Medicaid coverage in Arizona, most for filing errors
The cuts in Medicaid enrollment are the first wave of reductions that AHCCCS has projected could reach 600,000 by the end of the year.
Benson counselor pioneers 'Counseling in the Streets' program in Cochise County
The program is a discussion-based educational program that is led by a facilitator.
New rural health education center works to bridge healthcare gap
The Center for Excellence in Rural Education will officially join the Arizona Area Health Education Center on July 1.
Hobbs signs executive orders protecting and expanding access for LGBTQ+ Arizonans
The two executive orders will bar state resources from being used to support conversion therapy and protect access to gender-affirming care for state employees.
One year after Dobbs: an abortion provider reflects on low access in the state
A medical director for a family planning clinic in Phoenix recalls the events leading to Arizona's abortion access today.
Expanded telemedicine services for veterinarian care combats access shortage
The new Arizona law was signed by Governor Katie Hobbs in early May.
The March of Dimes Mom and Baby Unit brings care to southern Tucson
The mobile clinic’s services are free, providing maternity care for pregnant women and basic medical care for others who are undocumented, unhoused, uninsured or underinsured.
