Arizona Health News

One day after Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey declared a pro-vaccination agenda, a state lawmaker called mandatory vaccines a “communist” concept.

Rick Romley, the attorney who was hired to conduct an internal investigation of Hacienda HealthCare after a incapacitated patient gave birth, is resigning.

The rate of babies born in Maricopa County infected with syphilis has doubled in the past two years, a worrisome trend Arizona health officials want to reverse.

A personal finance website ranked Scottsdale as the healthiest city in Arizona and the ninth-healthiest in the United States.

The "nation's doctor" made a house call this week to Arizona, a state where health officials have watched exemptions from school vaccinations increase over the past five years.

Arizona authorities are warning the public about counterfeit pills being sold on the streets that are laced with “truly astounding” levels of fentanyl.

Dr. Terry Simpson told KTAR News that while CBD oil has been linked to some health benefits, there are still many questions as to how its affects people.

People with disabilities, including men, face a high risk of sexual abuse, an issue in the spotlight after an incapacitated woman gave birth in Phoenix.

Hacienda HealthCare met state demands by contracting Benchmark Human Services to oversee the Phoenix facility where an incapacitated woman gave birth.

A real estate company that specializes in federal government properties is moving forward on its application to develop a Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic in Phoenix.