Creighton University in Omaha plans to expand its health sciences campus in Phoenix to address the looming shortage of healthcare professionals in the region.

Arizona sees a rise in flu cases with 600 confirmed since September 29, across all ages. Health officials advocate for vaccinations ahead of the holiday season.

A bird flu case was confirmed at a Pinal County, Arizona poultry farm, with officials enforcing quarantine and emphasizing low public risk while raising biosecurity measures.

The City of Peoria partners with Prostate On-Site Project for prostate cancer screenings on December 4, 2024, at two locations with varying morning hours. Insurance accepted, uninsured flat fee is $86, but no Medicare. Appointments required.

Arizona schools are receiving over 16,000 Narcan kits to combat opioid overdoses, supplied by health departments and with training by the state's health care system.

Arizona experiences its highest whooping cough cases since 2015, with 563 cases reported. Health officials emphasize vaccination and precautionary measures to prevent the spread.

Arizona's cannabis industry faces a quality challenge with consumers finding overly dry marijuana due to the state's arid climate, posing storage and water conservation issues for growers.

The Casa Grande Fire Department received a $124,772 grant to buy equipment reducing cancer risks for firefighters, including three Solo Rescue Decon Washers.

The article discusses the onset of RSV season and the importance of vaccination for high-risk groups, as per Pima County Health Department’s recommendations.

Phoenix Children’s Hospital rejected Blue Cross Blue Shield Arizona's $80 million contract offer, claiming the actual benefit is lower due to claim denials, affecting insurance coverage for Arizona families.

Phoenix Fast-Track Cities donated $10,000 to the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS to support people in need of HIV care, inspiring matching funds for a total of $20,000.

The article emphasizes the importance of safety on Halloween, noting higher risks of traffic-related injuries for kids and offering safety tips from ADHS, like using reflective materials and face paint for visibility.

The Arizona State Trauma Advisory Board's annual report reveals a 4% rise in trauma incidents, with falls as the top cause and a marked increase in pediatric firearm deaths.