Recent Stories
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Dr. Rachna Shroff led research into gastrointestinal cancer, before contracting an aggressive form of it.
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Birth tourism is defined by the administration as entering the United States on a nonimmigrant visa for the purpose of giving birth, or helping someone do so.
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Abbott Laboratories, the corporation behind Similac, did not admit any wrongdoing.
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The decision coincides with the annual statistical peak of asthma hospitalizations
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Expert says changes in behavior, withdrawal and repeated comments about death can be signs a young person needs support
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The $25 million project expands treatment capacity at the Tucson Aiport Remediation Project as the city looks to protect and diversify its water resources.
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With August’s monsoon events and weather forecasts of rain, thunderstorms and flash flooding, health officials warn increased dust in the air could pose greater risk of infection.
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The Trump administration could remove federal standards for the early education program, leaving more decisions up to states.
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AZPM and Tucson Spotlight have partnered to present "In Our Words: Brave," an event designed to challenge traditional, limited media representations of the IDD community
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Southern Arizona residents, providers renew criticism of Medicaid cuts one year after law was signedResidents and healthcare providers shared concerns about the state of health coverage and food assistance.
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Ten students will earn full ride scholarships each year starting in 2027.
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Pima Family Advocacy Center announced fundraising efforts for a medical forensic suite to conduct rape kits in a “trauma-informed” space.