Health

Neither Donald nor Roy nor Trent made the list either but there were a lot of Emmas and Liams..

Buckeye toddler undergoing hyperbaric oxygen therapy trying to recover from drowning.

With the court firmly on the side of the state Medicaid agency, the third time was evidently not a charm for Republican lawmakers seeking to undo the law.

A Somali store struggles to provide federal benefits for customers. Advocates say bureaucracy is the problem..

Owner won’t say if he has asked residents of Pinnacle Peak Recovery facility to vacate property in exclusive neighborhood

Komen Arizona was largely serving the Hispanic community through free cancer treatment. Now that funding is gone.

The Susan B. Komen Foundation is gone from Arizona. How much will we really miss it?

For some women, access to birth control may determine if they are able to have children.

A safe place for Sue McConnell and other transgender soldiers who fought for their country

“Blood has a shelf life, so we can’t possibly collect all the blood that might be needed in the coming … weeks in one day.”

Neighbors say the home is a nuisance. But advocates say people battling addiction have a right to a residential environment.

The Twitter personality says it’s “more meaningful” to crowdfund, and opposes a universal healthcare plan.

The Graham-Cassidy Bill could cost Arizonans $11 billion and cause 400,000 to lose insurance, some experts say.

The latest Affordable Health Care Act proposes defunding Planned Parenthood — again.

The minimally invasive surgery prepares patients to take on the next steps of fighting cancer at full force.

Marc and Sonja Raciti, both veterans, wrote a book about their experiences with PTSD.

A rapid rehousing effort secured apartments for 250 homeless people in Phoenix through a public-private partnership run by Valley of the Sun United Way.

How one Glendale family could be affected by the GOP’s health care bill.

The Senate health care plan could hamper efforts by Arizona to fight a rising tide of opioid overdoses and deaths.