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The lawsuit filed in Maricopa County Superior Court contends GlaxoSmithKline's actions violate the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act and the Medicaid Prescription Drug Rebate Program.
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In partnership with a national nonprofit, an Arizona-based support group for cancer patients is opening a salon in Phoenix this Saturday that will offer free wigs of varying lengths, colors and styles.
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Last fall, Arizona’s version of Medicaid, known as AHCCCS, was found to have improperly issued contracts with health care companies for services to 26,000 older adults and people with disabilities. A new bill proposes to fix these issues.
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Variant Bio recently announced a multimillion-dollar deal with a pharmaceutical company, and some of that money will go to the Indigenous communities.
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Federal courts have temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s effort to freeze federal grant payments. But Arizona’s state and county public health departments could be significantly impacted if such cuts eventually take effect.
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A bill moving through the Arizona Senate would require hospitals to ask new patients about their immigration status.
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Mesa has set aside a million dollars for nonprofits focused on preventing and reducing opioid use. The money comes from a national settlement between multiple states and drug makers.
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Valley fever cases hit record numbers, leaving many with one question: Where does it come from? One KJZZ listener wondered if rodents affect the caseload.
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Arizonans can order any of their own lab tests without a doctor’s permission thanks to a law that went into effect a decade ago.
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For years, RFK Jr. has questioned the safety and effectiveness of childhood immunizations against measles, polio and other scourges that have mostly disappeared in the United States. And he wants to eliminate fluoridation of public water supplies, which dental experts believe would cause an epidemic of unnecessary cavities.