Susan G. Komen, a breast cancer foundation, and the Tucson Cancer Conquerors, a group for cancer patients and survivors, are offering support and resources to the Tucson-area community.
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A Tucson man is working to educate the community on the benefits of psychedelics and alternative medicine through a conference this month.
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Here Weed Go! host Eddie Celaya dives into the world of cannabis beverages.
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You’ve probably seen the headlines: “Edibles pose risk to children,” or “Rise in calls to poison control centers for marijuana intoxication in kids.” As more states move to legalize cannabis for adults, the number of products (and problems) falling into the hands of children seem to be multiplying.
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Desperately sick man came here with hopes of receiving life-saving operation.
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Nearly 650 hospitals providing delivery services were evaluated by U.S. News & World Report as part of an analysis recognized by the National Institutes of Health.
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The UA College of Nursing and Emory University are collaborating to prove the science behind a longstanding wellness technique
Nearly 18,000 cases have been reported so far, significantly more than the state's five-year cumulative average for this time of year.
The study will follow at least 1,000 individuals over two years to track the progression of post-COVID-19 conditions over time.
Respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, is transmitting at about 10 to 11 times the number typically seen at this time of year in Pima County, compared to a five-year average.
The TMCOne pediatric clinics will be offering extended hours for a period of time. Parents — who do not need to be TMCOne patients — are asked to call the clinic ahead of arrival.
While hospitals typically see infants and toddlers under age 2 with severe RSV cases, they are now seeing older kids as well.
How’s it growing folks?! While 19 states (and possibly more after Election Day 2022) have legalized recreational cannabis for adults, it's still against the law to operate a motor vehicle while high.
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Forced labor, Tucson hospice prop up 'cult,' ex-members sayFor Star subscribers: Lawsuits by two women allege they were forced to work from early childhood without pay. The group's Tucson hospice made big profits while using unpaid labor.
Visitors to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum can now see two rescued mountain lion cubs.
Legislation approved by the Senate would strip supervisors in Arizona's rural counties from being able to use local rules to prohibit the use of small modular nuclear reactors.
The forecast show a week of sunny and hot weather for Tucson all week. However, there's a 10 percent chance of showers this weekend.
Andy Biggs is among Republicans who rejected President Joe Biden’s 2020 victory. If they win, they would have power over election administration.
An Orthodox Christian ministry has sued the City of Phoenix over a new ordinance requiring permits for food distribution and medical outreach events in city parks. The lawsuit argues the law violates constitutional protections for religious expression and charitable outreach to people experiencing homelessness.
Savannah Guthrie is sharing a new message about her missing mother as the search for Nancy Guthrie stretches into its fifth month.
Iran's military command on June 8 announced it was halting its operation against Israel. It comes after the two sides exchanged fire for the first time since a truce took effect on April 8. Despite this, strikes on Israel from Hezbollah are still ongoing, as FRANCE 24's Noga Tarnapolsky repo…
President Donald Trump has refused to rule out compensation payments for people involved in the January 6 Capitol riot.
President Donald Trump has openly trashed the NBA as a bastion of player activism with overt liberal politics that could “destroy” the game of basketball.
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Herschella Horton went from politically active and 'in perfect health' to rapid decline after spinal surgery in Tucson, her children say in complaint
- Loni Nannini Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Three of Mike and Cindy Parseghian's children had Niemann-Pick Type C Disease.
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Use these tips to stay healthy and active during the summer months in Arizona, especially if you prefer not to work out inside.
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Knowing a community's SARS-CoV-2 shedding rate in wastewater can help scientists quickly predict rising infections.
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The most common problems at Tucson-area hospitals include patient falls or injuries, poor communication at the time of discharge, infections after surgery, and inadequate communication from doctors and nurses to patients.
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A collaboration between Tucson Medical Center and DispatchHealth to bring in-home care to recently hospitalized patients and in-home urgent care to some residents.
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A Southern Tier man with a history of drug-related charges has become entangled in the FBI’s probe into the death of a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case.
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Joannie Jose Armenta was linked to robbery and car theft before he was fatally shot during a standoff with Tucson police in April on the city's south side.
An Arizona State trooper who shot and killed a driver east of Tucson last month was "partially hanging" from an SUV when he fired, the agency said in a news release.
A Banner–University Medical Center South employee has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a patient in the hospital’s behavioral health unit. Authorities say the alleged assault occurred during an overnight shift, and the employee has since been fired as the investigation continues.
More human remains found after Pima County sheriff's investigators arrested woman in connection with her stepfather's killing.
Legislation approved by the Senate would strip supervisors in Arizona's rural counties from being able to use local rules to prohibit the use of small modular nuclear reactors.
An Orthodox Christian ministry has sued the City of Phoenix over a new ordinance requiring permits for food distribution and medical outreach events in city parks. The lawsuit argues the law violates constitutional protections for religious expression and charitable outreach to people experiencing homelessness.
Thirty inmates at Arizona's Lewis Prison in Buckeye claim in a lawsuit they were left with lingering pain and post-traumatic stress disorder after officers used too much force while trying to subdue them.
Rules adopted by community associations to limit or restrict dog breeds and size would be invalid under an Arizona bill awaiting a roll-call vote in the House.