Arizona's Department of Health Services regulates cannabis edibles, conducting biannual facility inspections to ensure safety, as detailed on their blog.

Lake Havasu City Fire Department has partnered with River Medical to provide its own ambulance transport service, enhancing emergency responses for the local community.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory, advising the public on actions to reduce pollution and protect vulnerable individuals.

The Arizona Department Of Health Services emphasizes the need for proper hydration to prevent heat-related illnesses, advising frequent water intake and avoiding overhydration.

The Pima County Health Department warns of increased mosquito populations during the monsoon season, potentially escalating mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile virus and Malaria.

Arizona marks National HIV Testing Day, encouraging residents to know their HIV status, with ADHS providing support through test kits, testing services, and education.

The Arizona MFCU made notable contributions to a national health care fraud crackdown, leading to charges against 30 defendants for various crimes, including drug diversion and billing fraud.

Jerry and Vickie Moyes have donated $5 million to Phoenix Children's Hospital, contributing to its pediatric care expansion, including new facilities and technologies.

Businessman Johnwick Nathan was sentenced for defrauding Arizona's Medicaid system, making $21M through his company, Harbor Health. He received four years of probation and must pay $2M restitution.

The Phoenix Fire Department adopts Cold Water Immersion to combat heat-related illnesses, using ice bags to reduce patients' body temperatures. Every emergency vehicle is equipped, with training provided to 1,800 firefighters.

FDA and Arizona health officials issue a health alert for consumers to avoid Diamond Shruumz chocolate, cones, and gummies due to reports of severe illness.

Pima Animal Care Center is hosting a free vaccine and microchip event for pets on June 26, aiming to improve accessible pet healthcare and prevent surrenders.

The Chandler City Council is collaborating with two non-profits, using funds from a national opioid settlement to enhance local addiction recovery and prevention services.