The ADEQ has issued the Phoenix area a High Pollution Advisory for Friday, Aug. 2, identifying ozone as the reason.
The Veterans Affairs hospital in Phoenix made national headlines five years ago for falsifying records about patient wait times.
The AZ Department of Health Services has reported 34 confirmed cases and 23 probable cases of West Nile in Maricopa County this year.
A recent Arizona State University study has shed new light on antibiotics produced by ants.
“It’s one of two really big hubs for training. Flagstaff and Boulder, CO, are probably the two biggest centers for elite distance runners."
PHOENIX － Families and guardians of Hacienda HealthCare residents on Monday called the intermediate care facility a wonderful place, des ...
Auricular acupuncture may help opioid users break free of addiction, but the Arizona Department of Public Health is skeptical.
A Phoenix health-care center where an incapacitated woman gave birth last year may lose its license after maggots were found on a patient.
Orkin has released its annual rankings of worst cities for mosquitoes. Phoenix didn’t fare well.
The nonprofit group Leapfrog released its bi-annual round of hospital safety grades. See what your hospital scored.
The advocacy group PeopleForBikes has released its 2019 city ratings. See how the Phoenix area fared.
SoldierStrong donated the EksoGT Suit to Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center, with the capability of treating 8 patients a day.
The health care and tech company Babylon Health ranked the most stressed cities and states. See where Phoenix ranked.
The spread of misinformation about measles vaccines in Arizona, elsewhere is making 2019 the worst year for measles in 25 years.
The “kissing bug," which can transmit the fatal Chagas disease, has been reported in Arizona, the Centers for Disease Control warns Phoenix.
Rising temperatures create more ozone, leaving experts pointing to climate change as a reason.
Low-cost testing strips that detect the presence of fentanyl may be a first step in preventing overdoses and deaths.
Phoenix Fire Chief Kara Kalkbrenner says firefighters are at greater risk for developing cancer than the general population.
The rankings from Newsweek evaluate the best hospitals in 11 countries, including the U.S.
Belmont Village and Banner Institute team up to enlighten the public on misconceptions of memory and aging
Henry Avocado Corp. is recalling conventional and organic avocados in Arizona and five other states due to listeria concerns.
Mothers were a notable presence among the activists protesting EPA plans to lower mercury standards, calling it an "attack" on children.
County Health Rankings and Roadmaps released its 2019 report Tuesday. See how Maricopa County fared.
Top Female Researchers Give Public Update On Alzheimer's Research
The list from Healthgrades evaluates the top 50, the top 100 and the top 250 hospitals in America.
Federal health officials plan to target communities where more than 50 percent of new HIV diagnoses occur.
Perennial low-cost prescription drug industry leader seeks to help 800,000 impacted by partial shutdown, including in Arizona
Alyssa Mandel gives her insight on the many benefits of yoga.
Alyssa Mandel breaks down a few ways you can manage your stress levels.
Alyssa Mandel gives her insight on how pets provide comfort and relaxation for us.
Introduces Ronald Bauer, MD, FACS to Glendale Practice as its First Breast Surgeon
U.S. News & World Report has released its 2019 list of the best places in America to retire.
Obesity prevalence in the U.S. “remains high,” according to new self-reported data released by the CDC.
The CDC says the number of pregnant women using opioids more than quadrupled nationwide from 1999 to 2014, including in Arizona.
At 90, Ted Kuntz has twice-a-week volunteer pond gig at a Cottonwood elementary school.
U.S. News and World Report has released its 2018-19 rankings of best hospitals in the country.
Women, especially those of childbearing age, need health insurance. But some states have far more uninsured women than others.
A woman's pregnancy complications required her to terminate it. A pharmacist refused her prescription to do so. It was legal.
Arizona is prominent in a new study identifying certain metropolitan hotspots in the U.S. vulnerable to vaccine-preventable diseases.