New Emergency Room Coming to Douglas
Three weeks after losing a hospital, the Douglas community gets some good news
Surgeon Tackles ‘Medjacking’ - Hacking of Medical Devices
UA's Armstrong helps lead national efforts to protect pacemakers, IV pumps, more.
VA to Host Mental Health Summit in Tucson
Public gathering Tuesday shows services available to veterans and their families.
AZ WEEK: Diversifying the Health-Care Workforce
University of Arizona programs works to spark interest among minorities starting in high school.
Ducey Seeks Medicaid Revamp to Lower State's Costs
Plan requires increased co-pays, savings from one-quarter of Medicaid recipients.
Douglas' Only Hospital Closing Friday, Won't Reopen
'Closed for good,' says lawyer representing Cochise Regional Hospital's parent company.
Hospital in Douglas May Shut Its Doors Friday
Facility loses Medicare payments; it's among hundreds of rural health operations imperiled in US.
Is Arizona Medicaid Funding Mechanism a 'Tax' or a 'Fee'?
Judge to decide if assessment on hospitals violates state Constitution's two-thirds vote provision.
UA Doctors Join Forces to Fight Heart Disease in India
Program launched in southern Indian city Bangalore to speed, better inform response to heart attacks
Arizona Spotlight for July 10, 2015
A community finds common ground in a local park; Sun Sounds of Arizona reads print media for those who can't; author Janni Lee Simner talks about creating fantasy fiction; unusual style of yoga offers "Authentic Movement".
AZ WEEK: Supreme Court Rulings' Impact on Arizona
Court upholds key part of Affordable Care Act; redistricting decision forthcoming
Arizona Spotlight for June 26, 2015
Eating "Unprocesssed" for a full year; National Independents Week stresses importance of buying local; Chris Dashiell reviews "Desert Bloom" from 1986; and foibles of would-be Arizona outlaws Cyclone Bill & Climax Jim.
126K Arizonans Keep Insurance Subsidies under Ruling
US Supreme Court decides 6-3 in favor of Affordable Care Act help with premiums.
Banner UMC Will Lay Off 'Small Number' of Employees
Organization issues statement without listing exact count among 6,400 workers in Tucson.
New App Aims to Help Avoid Heat-Related Illness
With temperatures soaring, cell phone device provides reading, tips for safety.
