ARIZONA HEALTH

Arizona Diseases News

This page covers medical diagnosis, treatment breakthroughs and public health impact. Reporting follows clinical trials, research studies, disease outbreaks and awareness campaigns.


Asthma

Live Poll

Do you think prescribed smoke from local forest burns is worth it for your area?

Asthma

Prescribed Burn to Start Near Mingus Mountain

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management begins a multi-day pile burn about 10 miles east of Prescott on Tuesday.

Prescribed Burn to Start Near Mingus Mountain

Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s

Arizona Partners Launched Dementia Training for Dentists

Banner Health and Delta Dental of Arizona have introduced new workshops to help dental providers support dementia patients.


Heart Disease

Live Poll

Do you trust that medical device companies are held sufficiently accountable when their products cause injury?

Heart Disease

Arizona Jury Awards $40 Million in Bard Port Lawsuit

A federal jury assigned full fault to defendants in a case involving a fractured implanted catheter.

Arizona Jury Awards $40 Million in Bard Port Lawsuit

Cancer

Live Poll

Should cosmetics companies be legally required to provide explicit health warnings on hair care products?

Cancer

Arizona Sued L'Oréal Over Hair Relaxer Safety

The state attorney general has launched a consumer fraud lawsuit against L'Oréal regarding cancer risks.

Arizona Sued L'Oréal Over Hair Relaxer Safety

Autism

Live Poll

Should your state provide permanent funding for specialized maternal mental health support lines?

Autism

Arizona Advocates Sought Psychiatry Line Funding

The state program provides real-time psychiatric support for pregnant and postpartum patients.

Arizona Advocates Sought Psychiatry Line Funding

Regular subjects here include novel treatment approvals, clinical trial findings, infection control guidelines and state health initiatives. Reporting spans from the capital to the rural counties across the state. Seasonal patterns like influenza activity and mosquito-borne illnesses create specific surges in data and reporting frequency. Public health funding and workforce availability are the primary factors that influence how a medical condition is managed and tracked.