UA Highlighting Brain Awareness Week With Free Talk
Public lecture looks at emotional stress, chronic pain and autism.
Researcher Looks at Impact of Smartphones on Romantic Relationships
While it creates a direct line to our partners, dependency may mean distance.
Study to Examine Effects of Arizona Recession-Era Health Insurance Cutbacks
UA researchers are investigating how the state tried to deal with Recession budget shortfalls.
State Prepares to Launch Opioid Hotline for Health Care Providers
Hotline will offer doctors assistance with treating patients who are using opioids.
Do Social Media Posts About Exercise Motivate? It's Not Black or White, Study Says
UA researcher says users can experience both concern and motivation when viewing posts.
Biologist: This Year's Flu Season to be More Damaging Than 2009
Since October, the flu has been linked to 523 deaths in Arizona.
Audit: Arizona Owes Feds Millions in Uncollected Drug Rebates
Report recommends the state account for the $37 million shortfall.
Flu Reports are Down, But Flu Season Isn't Over Yet
Health officials warn that a second spike is always possible.
Game and Fish: Fox-Bite Victim May Need Medical Attention
Woman reported being "nipped" Tuesday night at Saguaro National Park East.
Public Comment on Medicaid Changes Closing
Monday is the last day to give your opinion on AHCCCS changes
Flu Cases Down in Pima County, Statewide
New reported cases have decreased for two consecutive weeks.
Opioid Epidemic; Children's Health Insurance; Temporary Protected Status
Also, a discussion about the impact of government shutdowns.
State-University Partnership Formed to Fight Opioid Crisis
UA and the Department of Health Services are receiving a $2.2 million grant for training.
Legislators Using Health Care for Children as a Bargaining Chip
There are 25,000 children in Arizona covered by CHIP.
Number of Flu Cases Spikes Early in the Season, Health Official Says
The number of reported cases is 16 times greater than it was last year.
