Arizona Health News

AG Mark Brnovich on Thursday joined a coalition of 22 Attorneys General calling on the FTC to better protect consumers purchasing funeral home services.

Arizona state Sen. Lupe Contreras and five of his family members have contracted COVID-19, the senator announced in a press release.

Arizona added more than 300 coronavirus cases to its total Thursday morning and another 20 deaths, according to the state health department.

For the second consecutive day, Arizona health officials reported more than 20 new deaths from coronavirus on Wednesday morning.

Arizona saw an increase of 187 positive tests for coronavirus and 21 deaths in the past day, the state health department reported Tuesday morning.

AZCOVIDTXT, the UArizona texting system, asks households to sign up for the program to anonymously collect data about the weekly wellness of their residence.

Four days after recording its 4,000th positive test for coronavirus, Arizona crossed the 5,000-case mark Monday morning, according to state officials.

With seniors among the most vulnerable to the coronavirus, they've likely been physical distancing or completely quarantined longer and more severely than most, and they may not be coping with it in the healthiest way.

The study looked at more than 200 patients in Wuhan, China and found more than a third of patients presented neurological symptoms.

From an increase in coronavirus cases in the state to donating plasma to help current patients, here are the weekend's biggest stories.

Here's an updated list of Arizona cases by county as reported by the state, along with the latest developments from around the state, country and world.

The Arizona State Library has been allotted over $650,000 of CARES Act funding, the Arizona Secretary of State's office announced in a press release.

After recovering from the coronavirus, Scottsdale resident Jack Schmittlein is helping others fight off the virus by donating convalescent plasma.

The Navajo Nation is facing increased restrictions while in the midst of their second 57-hour weekend curfew to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Amid the PPE shortage, U.S. Reps Greg Stanton and Ruben Gallego called for companies to forgo profits on personal protective equipment for first responders.

The Arizona Department of Insurance is encouraging insurers across the state to work with customers facing challenges due to the coronavirus outbreak.

The first Walgreens drive-thru coronavirus test site in metro Phoenix was launched Friday in the West Valley suburb of El Mirage.

The number of positive tests for coronavirus in Arizona increased by 273, with 19 additional deaths, in the past day, the state reported Friday morning.

A leading Valley cardiologist shares the lessons learned from China and Europe -- and from her own highly at-risk patients -- about the coronavirus.

The Arizona Restaurant Association raised $250,000 for a relief fund to help those in the industry that are out of work due to the coronavirus outbreak.