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A top Arizona health official is slamming the idea of Pfizer selling its COVID-19 vaccines directly to states, a concept floated by New York's governor.
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Dispensaries are applying online for new licenses and Arizona’s medicinal marijuana shops could be selling for adult recreational use in a week.
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Researchers at the Translational Genomics Research Institute in Phoenix are studying how common cold antibodies might be able to ward off COVID-19.
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Arizona Department of Public Safety and the FBI are on high alert at the state capitol for armed protesters leading up to Inauguration Day next Wednesday and beyond.
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As people look to upgrade homes, the coronavirus pandemic could be driving new features like "Zoom" rooms and touchless faucets.
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From scheduling time in between virtual meetings to taking a mental health day, there's ways to avoid the work from home burnout in the New Year.
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Researchers at TGen in Phoenix have been studying microRNA to determine a person's potential immunity and reaction to COVID-19.
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With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic limiting travel for the holidays, tech gifts for seniors will help them connect with the family for the holidays.
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With the first doses of a coronavirus vaccine expected to arrive in Arizona this week, some healthcare workers may still be wary about being first in line.
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Banner Health's chief clinical officer Dr. Marjorie Bessel said Wednesday that another coronavirus surge could put Banner hospitals at 120% capacity by Dec. 18.