Arizona Health News

In what has been unquestionably the longest year of her career, a Valley ICU nurse is starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hundreds of thousands of families are set to receive aid from the return of the Arizona pandemic nutrition benefits program, Arizona DES announced Monday.

As the amount of hand sanitizer in people's homes increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, so did hand sanitizer-related poisoning accidents.

The University of Arizona announced plans Monday to move to the next phase of in-person learning in two weeks due to low COVID-19 case numbers.

The state-run COVID-19 vaccination site at State Farm Stadium in Glendale has now administered half a million doses, Gov. Doug Ducey's office announced on Monday.

Arizona public health officials on Monday reported 638 new coronavirus cases and no additional deaths from COVID-19.

After a challenging year working in front of a computer screen, fourth grade teacher Angelica Gaona headed back to her Phoenix classroom Monday.

Arizona public health officials on Sunday reported 649 new coronavirus cases and seven additional deaths from COVID-19.

The Phoenix Veteran's Administration announced on Friday that it has opened its COVID-19 vaccine appointments to enrolled veterans of any age.

Arizona public health officials on Saturday reported 262 new coronavirus cases and 27 additional deaths from COVID-19.

Arizona's largest marijuana dispensary is opening its first Phoenix location on Monday and is offering freebies in celebration.

State officials announced Friday that nearly 12,000 more COVID-19 vaccine appointments will open up at the University of Arizona vaccination site for the upcoming week.

Arizona public health officials on Friday reported 1,367 new coronavirus cases and 55 additional deaths from COVID-19.

Thousands of frontline transit workers who serve metro Phoenix will be able to receive a COVID-19 vaccine shot at a private event this weekend, authorities said Thursday.

Arizona public health officials on Thursday reported 1,835 new coronavirus cases, ending a streak of three consecutive sub-1,000 days, and 60 more COVID-19 deaths.

The Translational Genomics Research Institute began a study Wednesday testing Arizona dogs and cats who have contracted COVID-19.

The Navajo Nation on Wednesday announced plans for a "soft reopening" for businesses as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations decline and vaccinations increase.

Arizona public health officials on Wednesday reported 830 new coronavirus cases and 78 additional deaths from COVID-19.

Arizona health experts have mixed reactions to new guidelines issued Monday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for people fully vaccinated against COVID-19. 

A report released by the Alzheimer's Association indicates discrimination is a barrier for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia care in America.