Annual Count Shows Steady Decrease in Area Homelessness
Volunteers found 1,380 people experiencing homelessness the night before the January survey.
Arizona Health Officials Warn About Rise in Rabies
Most animals were found in rural areas, principally skunks and foxes.](https://media.azpm.org/master/image/2018/6/14/hero/duststorm.jpg)
Valley Fever May Spike, Doctor Says
Prediction is based on recent patient-ordered tests.
5 Dead, Nearly 200 Sickened in Outbreak Blamed on Yuma Lettuce
While it's not likely any tainted lettuce is still in stores, delayed reports of illnesses have continued to come in.
Cochise County Offers Help to Make Apartment Complexes Smoke-Free
County officials are working with a statewide group to assist landlords with logistical and social changes.
No-Sun Tan: Researchers Seek Natural Protection Against UV Radiation
Peptides can trigger melanin, which can protect the skin and help prevent skin disease.
Air Force and Local Hospital Team Up For Training
A Davis-Monthan and Tucson Medical Center program looks to get Air Force medical staff more hands-on experience.
Minnesota Sues Arizona-Based Opioid Manufacturer
Attorney general says Insys encouraged overprescription of painkiller Subsys.
UA Gets Grant for Rural Mental Health
The four-year funding will send students to underserved areas.
VA Emphasizes Mental Well-Being, Expanded Care
What the Southern Arizona VA's recent Whole Health flagship facility designation entails.
Nonprofit Helps Veterans Heal at Free Retreat
The Boulder Crest Retreat spans over 100 acres outside Sonoita.
Arizona Releases New Opioid Guidelines
The state has updated its guidelines for doctors for the first time since 2014.
Hospital Drill Simulates Aftermath of Mass Shooting
The exercise at Banner-UMC South was meant to prepare all staff for the possibility of a real active-shooter event.
Feds: Uber Self-Driving SUV Saw Pedestrian; Did Not Brake
The vehicle spotted a woman six seconds before striking her, but the automatic braking system was disabled, a report said.
Sahuarita to Consider New Hospital
If approved, it would become the second hospital serving communities immediately south of Tucson.
