Arizona Health News

A bill that would require the compilation of veteran suicide statistics could be introduced next session in the Arizona Legislature, Rep. Jay Lawrence said.

This week is forecast to be a scorcher in the Valley, and Phoenix officials are asking for water donations to help those in need through the rest of the summer and into the fall.

Circle the City is launching two medical facilities on the Maricopa Human Services Campus in downtown Phoenix to serve men, women and children experiencing homelessness in the community.

The declining fertility rate in Arizona has stunned health experts across the country, as the state experienced a 20 percent drop in the number of births between 2007 and 2017.

CVS said Friday it fired a pharmacist accused of refusing to fill a hormone prescription for a transgender customer at a Fountain Hills store.

Phoenix and Scottsdale wound up on opposite ends of a study about stressed U.S. cities, and other Arizona places fell in between.

GuideWell Connect is looking to fill up to 200 jobs for its new sales office in the East Valley, the company said Thursday.

Beat the heat and dehydration with these delicious, nutrient-packed and dietitian-approved ice pop recipes.

Arizona's monsoon season can be an especially difficult time for people with certain health issues, but everyone can take precautions to lessen the chance for serious problem, an internal medicine physician in Phoenix said.

The Trump administration announced it would cut funds for navigators who help people sign up for health insurance, and that could impact people trying to get coverage in Arizona.