Arizona Health News

The former director of the Arizona agency that oversees human services said he wanted to shut down Hacienda HealthCare, the Phoenix care facility where a woman who has been in a vegetative state for years recently gave birth.

A medical expert said an Arizona woman in a vegetative state who gave birth may have not displayed outward signs that she was pregnant.

An Arizona appellate court has upheld a trial judge's ruling against a challenge to the state's regulation of midwives.

An Arizona lawmaker wants to tighten the rules on e-cigarettes and other vaping products to stop their rising use among teenagers.

The woman who gave birth at a Phoenix health care facility despite being in a coma was identified as a 29-year-old member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe.

Investigators served a search warrant to obtain DNA from male staffers at the facility where a woman in a vegetative state reportedly gave birth.

In a ranking of the best cities for an active lifestyle, Arizona's fell toward the bottom of the list, with its top city, Tucson, coming in at No. 30.

Flu season is starting to ramp up in the state, according to Arizona Department of Health Services data, but there is still time to get vaccinated.

Fourteen of the 16 ICU nurses at Mesa hospital who were pregnant at the same time have given birth to healthy babies, and the last two are due in February.

A team of University of Arizona researchers is working to reduce MRI scan times from 40-60 minutes to 15 minutes, especially for Parkinson's patients.