A new report ranked every state based on "childhood enders" — such as food insecurity — that rob kids of their childhood.
A Phoenix woman noticed welts on her arm that grew to the size of marbles and put her in the hospital for two days.
With Banner Health, booking, billing and everything in between is simple and straightforward.
Banner Health physicians explain how patients can find a provider based on their needs and personal preferences.
Dr. Jessica Regnaert, a Banner Health physician, shares some practical tips for patients of all ages.
When dealing with a non-emergency illness or injury, save yourself time and get treated at Banner Urgent Care.
At Banner Health facilities, sometimes a wet nose and wagging tail are exactly what the doctor ordered.
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Officials say that he had a medical condition that caused him to stop breathing. Police are investigating.
The nearly 20,000 flu cases in the state reported this season are on par with the number of reports during the 2009-10 HiN1 pandemic.
While a fitness app's maps may have inadvertently revealed the location of secret US bases, it also shows where your neighbors exercise.
Christin Lipinski was diagnosed with flu. When her pain became unbearable, she was rushed to a hospital. It was more than just a bad flu.
If you have not been vaccinated for the flu, now is the time, says the Arizona Department of Health Services.
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Two days after she got the flu, Phoenix mom of two was dead. Go to the doctor, her aunt said, before “there is no turning back.”
The hospital has started notifying patients in Health Net's Ambetter Plan that visits their will be considered out of network next year.
A U.S. magistrate judge berated the state corrections director, calling efforts to reform prison health care an "abject failure."
The Scottsdale Living Community is part of the National Belmont Village team to raise Funds for Research
Survivors from Across the Country Gathered for a Celebration of Hope and a Commemorative Tree Planting Ceremony at Cancer Treatment Centers