The infected person traveled into Arizona from Mexico and crossed through Santa Cruz County before arriving here, health officials say.
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- Arizona Daily Star
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A person with a confirmed case of measles was quickly hospitalized and isolated in a Tucson medical facility after recently traveling across t…
- John Hewko Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Over the years, I’ve tackled many rides, yet none match El Tour’s combination of endurance, camaraderie, and cause.
- Matt Heinz Special to the Arizona Daily Star
We can send a clear message: Arizona stands with science, with our doctors and nurses, and with every family that wants to keep their loved ones safe.
- James Alwine and Elizabeth Jacobs Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Vaccines are necessary to preserve health and lives. All Arizonans should have the right and the freedom to get vaccinations.
- Howard Fischer
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Gov. Katie Hobbs orders that the vaccines be available in Arizona regardless of new U.S. guidelines.
- Paul McCreary Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Before vaccinations were developed, diseases killed millions of people. Medical experts and researchers have studied diseases that affected people for centuries.
- Nada Hassanein Stateline.org
Dr. Rana Alissa hears it daily in the clinic.
- Deb Klumpp, Oro Valley
Many thanks to John Murphy for his excellent article "What loss of science means for us". The many deaths attributable to Covid-19 science den…
- Gayle Jandrey, Northwest side
This was in a side bar of the August 8, 2025 issue of "The Week," a news recap magazine: “The Trump administration plans to incinerate $9.7 mi…
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