Peter Fine, who retired as Banner Health’s CEO in mid-2024 after a 24-year run, has rejoined the Phoenix health system in a different role, the Phoenix Business Journal reports. The move returns a familiar leader to Arizona’s largest health system.

A 24‑year‑old Phoenix woman was treated with antitoxin and ventilator support after suspected botulism tied to a homemade fermented swordfish meal. Family and friends have launched a fundraiser.

The Phoenix VA is more than tripling infusion capacity to 22 chairs and reworking the main tower to make long chemo and infusion visits more comfortable. Officials say the work is part of a broader VA modernization push.

New Red Cross data finds one in five blood donors have elevated A1C, most indicating prediabetes. Free A1C screenings for donors nationwide are scheduled in March.

Phoenix Children's launched a pediatric interventional pain procedural suite at its Thomas Campus to deliver faster, image-guided pain treatments for kids across the Valley.

ADHS issued a voluntary recall for two cannabis flower batches sold at JARS and Nature's Wonder over possible Aspergillus contamination. Customers are being told to dispose of or return affected product.

Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix says it completed the first U.S. implant of Valcare’s AMEND ring, a catheter-based mitral repair that could speed recovery.

Maricopa County reports measles transmission, with three cases identified and potential for undetected spread. Health officials emphasize vaccination and symptom vigilance.

Two Arizona bills would add breastfeeding and lactation services to Medicaid and create a certification so consultants can bill AHCCCS.

Maricopa County added the Arizona Athletic Grounds to its measles exposure list after youth events on Jan. 23–24. Spectators should monitor for symptoms through Feb. 14.

Dignity Health Chandler Regional treated about 200 e-bike and e-scooter trauma patients over the past year, and doctors are urging helmets and safer riding.

Maricopa County, Arizona reports new measles cases, with health officials highlighting community transmission and urging vaccination due to the growing outbreak.

Maricopa County reports an increase in measles cases, indicating community spread. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination and vigilance for symptoms.