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Pima County residents eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine should go to www.pima.gov/covid19vaccineregistration or call 520-222-0119.
The easiest way to get started is by going to Pima County's website, pima.gov, and following the COVID-19 testing links.
See for yourself how and where COVID-19 coronavirus is spreading, and how fast.
Adjusting to a new routine after spending so much time at home can be a big change, especially for kids, who need a large amount of rest each day.
Having an altered sense of smell is actually common. A survey of U.S. adults found two-thirds experienced a problem with smell sometime in the…
The workers newly eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in Pima County are those in regular, close contact with co-workers and/or the public, includin…
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Regardless of whether you have been vaccinated for COVID-19, you should come in for your scheduled mammogram.
Here are a few great ways to make dealing with cabin fever a little easier.
About a year since we first heard the word coronavirus, there are still many questions. Here are important facts about COVID-19 for dog owners…
It's unsanitary and gross to see, but nose picking can also be dangerous. Here are several reasons why.
Amid an unrelenting pandemic, Americans marked the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with feasts made somber by the loss of loved ones. Here's a ph…
As virus cases skyrocket in several parts of the country, here's a refresher on the basics for preventing the spread COVID-19.