City Council Takes Initial Step in Raising Tobacco-Purchase Age
The council has asked the city manager's office to prepare an ordinance that would raise the age to 21.
AG Brnovich: Marijuana Money Can Be Used for Addiction Services
The Arizona attorney general's opinion touched on the 2010 law creating a medical marijuana program.
PACC: Fewer Animals Euthanized, No Increase in Bites
The county shelter suggests in a report that while efforts to release more animals through adoption have increased, dangers associated with them have not.
UA Cancer Center Delivers Data to Help Skin Cancer Patients
The study focuses on making the immune system respond to melanoma threats.
Arizona Among States Likely to Overprescribe Opioids for Ankle Sprains
Opioids are not a first-line treatment for ankle-sprains, yet their use is common in nine states.
UA Researchers Looking for Genes Behind ALS
Studies expected to help scientists solve mystery surrounding Lou Gehrig's disease.
Hospice Owner Arrested on Endangerment and Abuse Charges
Owner of a Tucson hospice facility accused of knowingly keeping residents without air conditioning.
Transgender Woman Says She Was Denied Hormone Prescription at CVS Store
Arizona law allows pharmacies to refuse to fill a prescription on religious or moral grounds.
University Public Health Training Center Gets Federal Grant
The $4 million will be used for webinars and other training.
Thin Profit Margins Make Rural Hospitals Vulnerable to Closure
A discussion with UA Center for Rural Health Director Daniel Derksen.
Arizona Court: Hashish Not Included in Medical Marijuana Law
The law establishing medical marijuana in Arizona does not mention the marijuana extract's legal status.
Arizona Kids Doing Poorly
An annual report ranks Arizona near the bottom in children's health and education
State Bans Cell Phones for New Teen Drivers
A new law prohibits teens from talking on cell phones while driving.
Pima County Non-Profit Wins Grant to Educate Youth on Opioid Abuse
Three community organizations in Arizona will split $400,000 in grants from the Attorney General's office for opioid education.
Visit Tucson Responds to City's Bad Rep on Some National Lists
One Delaware-based site says the city ranks among the 50 worst for quality of life.
