The surge correlates with a boost in Pima County cases where babies are born with the infection. Health officials changed their approach in order to intervene before birth.
It might seem impossible to get away from the constant barrage of news these days. But at an urban North Carolina arboretum, people are “bathing” in nature to wash away the stress.
As federal policy threatens to leave thousands of Arizonans without coverage, this three-part series examines the personal stories and systemic hurdles defining rural health care.
Red Cross volunteers and University of Arizona nursing students are hitting the pavement to build social cohesion and provide life-saving resources as the 2026 heat season begins
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Author Jacquelyn L. Jackson talks about "The Female Rogue: A Memoir of Living Fiercely"; and historian Janelle Molony on the fascinating history of Ostrich ranching in Arizona.
Dr. Noshene Ranjbar has trained more than 100 people in Iran on how to facilitate skill groups in mind-body medicine. Now they’re using those skills sessions to relieve stress in a time of war.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Jeanine Cummins on her novel "Speak to Me of Home"; Indigenous artist Tim Farris talks about "Tricksters and Truthtellers"; and you and your pet are invited to join a parade.
More than 100 nurses gathered outside Carondelet St. Mary’s Hospital, alleging unsafe staffing conditions and calling for the reinstatement of a union organizer who was recently terminated.
Speakers at a rural health forum in Phoenix warned of hospital strain and rising rates of uninsured patients, though programs could soften some impacts.
