Two Canadian passengers who flew on WestJet from Phoenix to Toronto on Feb. 28 have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Parishes are encouraged to change a number of liturgical practices to prevent the spread of the flu and the new coronavirus.
Both individuals have tested presumptive positive for the new coronavirus, bringing total cases in the state to five.
The patient is recovering at home and is expected to make a full recovery. In Arizona, 32 people have been tested; 24 have been cleared.
San Antonio's mayor declared that the evacuees are not to leave Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland on Monday as scheduled.
An update for Arizona residents on the COVID-19 virus will be broadcast at 2:30 p.m. Monday
Arizona State University students studying abroad quickly left China after the new coronavirus outbreak, leaving their belongings behind.
After spiking in August 2019 and peaking a month later, vaping illnesses are declining, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
As Arizona State University and other researchers work on a vaccine, the CDC warns coronavirus is likely to “take a foothold in the U.S.”
The 20-week course, which is free and open to anyone, is held morning and evening every Thursday through June 4.
A Maricopa County resident who recently returned from Wuhan, China, is one of five confirmed cases of novel coronavirus in the U.S.
Arizona public health officials confirmed a fifth U.S. case of the new coronavirus. The person recently traveled to Wuhan, China.
A new study of national vaccination rates shows Arizona falling in near the bottom of the pack.
HonorHealth, a health care system based in Phoenix, helps cover the cost of breast cancer screenings.
The CDC said autism is 1.6 times less likely to be diagnosed among Hispanic children compared with their white counterparts.
More quality time with elderly citizens could help turn around Arizona’s faltering standing in a national report on senior health.
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among Arizonans ages 15-34, according to a 2019 study.
Researchers at Arizona State University’s department of psychology created Compass for Courage to address anxiety.
A report shows that the U.S. life expectancy fell from 79.1 to 78.9 years in 2016. In Arizona, the number fell from 79.6 to 79.3 years.
Native American adults are 50% more likely to be affected by obesity than non-Hispanic whites, according to a report by the CDC.
The United Health Foundation has released its annual America’s Health Rankings. Find out why Arizona finished in the bottom half.
If you’re using egg products in your holiday season dinners or desserts, you’ll want to read this listeria warning first.
Maricopa County is experiencing a community-wide outbreak of mumps, a contagious disease that can lead to serious consequences.
Maricopa County officials Thursday announced a community-wide mumps outbreak, and are asking the public and doctors to help stop it.
CA's maternal mortality rate declined 55% from 2006 to 2013, to 7.3 deaths per 100,000 births from 16.9 deaths per 100,000 births.
The Maricopa County Department of Public Health Tuesday confirmed the county's first child flu death of 2019. The victim was an infant.
Maricopa County is one of dozens of state and local governments tapped Tuesday to be part of a federal initiative to combat HIV infections.
According to a new initiative in Phoenix, a healthier lifestyle can be a walk in the park – literally.
The Phoenix Shanti Group is a nonprofit that has been serving HIV+ patients with a history of drug abuse or homelessness since 1987.
Areas with more than 10 cases per 100,000 people include Kern County in California and Maricopa, Pinal and Pima counties in Arizona.
More medical services will be available to Native Americans in metro Phoenix, thanks to a $200,000 federal grant.
St. Luke's Medical Center's occupancy rate has been below 40 percent for the past two years; here’s what patients need to know.
The USDA recently announced a recall of possibly-salmonella-tainted Walmart "Great Value" meat patties. Some were sold at Phoenix stores.
In Arizona, Native Americans, African Americans and Hispanics are more likely to die of diabetes than non-Hispanic whites.
But Banner University Medical Center in Phoenix and a handful of other hospitals are changing the way geriatric emergencies are handled.
An ADHS report shows 156 confirmed and probable cases in Arizona, with all but 11 in Maricopa County.
A brain implant used for Parkinson's recently completed a successful phase 2 clinical trial in Alzheimer's disease patients in Phoenix.
A new report ranked the fifty cities that had the highest number of mosquito services last year. See where Phoenix landed.
While the debate around laws that would allow clean needle exchange programs to operate legally in Arizona continues, one org keeps working.
Perie Prickett, an intensive outpatient at the Scottsdale Recovery Center, describes her experience.