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Arizona State University's Decision Theater is developing a tool that uses AI to create an algorithm to predict when chances of inhaling the disease-causing fungus is highest.
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Milk from every dairy in Arizona has been tested for avian flu at least once since January, but this week was the first time a test turned up positive.
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Imagine sleeping in a mass shelter with hundreds of other people. It might be too hot or cold, or the mattress might be uncomfortable. That’s the reality facing people staying at Central Arizona Shelter Services.
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This week, the HonorHealth Research Institute in Scottsdale used a new technology to treat atrial fibrillation (Afib).
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The Arizona Department of Health Services confirmed 1,173 cases of RSV over the past week. That’s more than three times as many cases as what’s typical for this time of year.
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Bird flu is forcing farmers in Arizona and beyond to euthanize millions of laying hens and driving up egg prices. Experts say producers may have to starting using a vaccine on birds, and some worry the virus could mutate to affect humans.
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A federal judge has temporarily blocked a move by the Trump administration to cut federal research funding in those states that joined a lawsuit challenging the move — Arizona is among them.
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The state has launched a program aimed at honoring EMS and fire rescue agencies that provide extra care for children in emergencies. Participating agencies will get resources and training on safely getting young people through difficult and traumatic situations.
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One of the largest LGBTQ-serving clinics in the state has discontinued gender-affirming care services for people 18 and under, following a recent executive order from President Donald Trump. The move comes as Phoenix Children’s Hospital recently made a similar decision.
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Dr. Mary-Frances O'Connor has been studying grief for a long time. Part of her interest in the subject is personal.