The Arizona Osteopathic Board faces criticism for operational failings including slow complaint resolution and inconsistent license suspensions, risking patient safety.

Arizona's new semiconductor facilities are under scrutiny for their water consumption amid concerns about statewide water resources, sustainability, and the impact of a tech-driven water demand.

Sweet Provisions in Scottsdale dedicated a day's ice cream sales to HonorHealth's NICU, as proud locals and former NICU patients expressed gratitude for the staff's life-saving care.

The Surprise Fire-Medical Department offers free monthly community safety classes to teach emergency response skills like bleeding control, Narcan use, and hands-only CPR. Pre-registration is required.

An ASU student, Marie Rawls, saved two teenagers from opioid overdoses at a local party using NARCAN, highlighting the need for such interventions in Arizona.

The Arizona Department of Health Services offers a variety of breastfeeding support services, including a 24/7 hotline, professional training, and public virtual groups.

An Arizona woman experienced severe swelling and bruising after receiving lip fillers from an unlicensed provider advertised on Instagram. She sought professional help to dissolve the unsafe filler.

The ACT Medical Park in Chandler, Arizona, celebrates its grand opening, enhancing the region's healthcare with new research and patient care facilities.

Pima County Health Department partners with Arizona to fight Alzheimer's and related dementias by focusing on tobacco as a risk factor, inspired by recent community meetings.

The Mariposa Youth Council in Arizona is tackling mental health with initiatives like the Love Bombs Project, hosting community events, and planning the Mental Health Olympics.

HonorHealth will acquire several Steward Health Care facilities in Arizona, excluding St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center. Over 1,000 employees are set to transition to HonorHealth.

Avondale declares September National Suicide Prevention and Action Month, planning activities and workshops and encouraging public education on mental health issues.

Banner Desert Medical Center in Arizona announced a new program for nurse anesthetist students, focusing on pediatric clinical experience to train certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs).