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).

The American Red Cross is preparing for the summer heat and aims to prevent heat-related deaths by partnering with local agencies, distributing safety materials, and enlisting volunteers for community outreach.

Maricopa County health officials report 177 heat-related deaths this year, with the county possibly exceeding last year's 645 fatalities as temperatures soar.

A Phoenix community supports Jorge Gomez, an undocumented single dad needing a costly kidney transplant, through fundraising efforts like his son's lemonade stand.

Arizona nurses are increasingly leaving hospital jobs for less stressful roles in aesthetic nursing, amidst a statewide nursing shortage and workplace violence in healthcare.

Cochise County Environmental Health advises purchasing food from licensed vendors to prevent foodborne illnesses and ensures vendor compliance with safety standards.

Arizona is confronting a new COVID-19 surge with FDA-approved boosters targeting the KP.3 variant and a flu shot combo, as health officials stress the importance of vaccination.

St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center has furloughed most of its staff following license suspension due to equipment issues. Employees can use PTO or seek other positions within the Steward Health network.

The Maricopa County Environmental Services Department reports illnesses from unpermitted vendors selling "tacos al pastor," leading to 17 cases of sickness.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has ended his 2024 presidential run and endorsed Donald Trump, with analysts uncertain about the impact on the race against Kamala Harris.

The Main Library introduces teen-focused workshops on mental health, covering symptom recognition, coping strategies, and encouraging discussion to destigmatize mental illness.

Arizona reports an increase in hantavirus cases, including three deaths, with nine confirmed cases across several counties, prompting health warnings and preventive measures.

Chandler City Council approves a $150,000 agreement for on-site and telehealth mental health services for local police, including counseling and training.