Arizona Health News

The Phoenix Fire Department on Wednesday kicked off a program to prevent hot car deaths in Arizona this summer.

A new report shows that Arizonans lost more than 56,000 healthy years of life due to drug abuse in 2017.

A dehydrated man found dead in a vehicle was the first heat-related fatality of the season in Maricopa County, authorities said Wednesday. 

Arizona and 15 other states have reached a settlement in a health care data breach lawsuit, it has been announced.

Fighting for years to curtail the use of tobacco by minors, the Arizona Attorney General's office is seeing an uptick thanks to e-cigarettes.

The headquarters of Aqua-Tots Swim Schools, which has 100 facilities in 14 countries, is expected to be completed in Mesa this fall.

A pharmaceutical company is seeeking approval for thin tab that dissolves under your tongue and can help curb opioid addiction.

More than 4,500 people end up in the emergency room each year due to exposure to chemicals used for pool cleaning, according to new data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. 

PHOENIX -- The percentage of highly-graded hospitals in Arizona went down from the fall of 2018, but Arizona's rank nationally improved in a new study.

Microbiota treatment therapy healed one Arizona teenager's gastrointestinal issues and reduced his autism symptoms faster than any previous treatment.