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Just over 51% of votes counted in Maricopa County so far have been in favor of Prop. 409, an $898 million in bond to upgrade Valleywise facilities and expand services.
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has applied for a billion dollars in federal aid to assist rural health care providers. The money would come from the new Rural Health Transformation Program.
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Reproductive rights advocates want to overturn a state ban on prescribing abortion pills via telemedicine and a mandatory 24-hour wait to get an abortion in Arizona.
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Nearly 900,000 Arizonans rely on SNAP for food, including thousands of paid caregivers who work in long-term care.
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One local clinical psychologist explains how anti-gay rhetoric has recently impacted kids’ well-being.
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A ballot measure to boost funding for Valleywise Health — Maricopa County’s publicly-funded hospital system — appears to be passing based on early results from Tuesday’s election.
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Arizonans who rely on Affordable Care Act marketplace health coverage can now see just how much higher their bills will be if subsidies are allowed to expire at the end of this year.
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The University of Arizona says it has received almost $15 million to help ease health threats posed by products from mining.
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The ArrayRx program is free to any Arizona resident and offers savings of about 18% on brand-name prescriptions — and as much as 80% off generic drugs.
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Nursing students at Creighton University in Phoenix are using an AI chatbot to learn how to have difficult end-of-life conversations with patients and family.