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Arizona Agencies Recognized for Excellence in Pediatric Emergency Care Through Groundbreaking Recognition Program
Six emergency medical services (EMS) agencies across Arizona have been recognized for their commitment to pediatric emergency care through the Making Arizona Ready for Kids (MARK) Program, the state’s first and…
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Get Ready: Arizona Travel ID is Required Soon!
Starting May 7, 2025, you will need a special kind of ID to fly inside the U.S. and enter federal buildings. This ID is called the Arizona Travel ID, and it has a gold star in the top right corner. It is…
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Protecting Arizona’s Future: Addressing Congenital Syphilis
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) have increased at an alarming rate in Arizona and can cause serious health problems if left untreated, especially during pregnancy. As part of STI Awareness Week…
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Healthy Horizons in Arizona
Vaccines are one of the greatest public health achievements of the last century. Thanks to their effectiveness over the past 75 years, diseases like tetanus, diphtheria, and rubella are now rare. Without…
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Celebrate National Nutrition Month: Food Connects Us All!
March is National Nutrition Month! This year’s theme, “Food Connects Us,” reminds us that food is more than just sustenance. It’s a universal language that reflects our health, memories, traditions, and…
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Love Safely: Prioritizing Sexual Health This Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is all about love, connection, and special moments. As you plan your celebrations today and beyond, don’t forget one of the most important ways to show care for yourself and your partner:…
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Celebrating Black History Month: Honoring Black Leaders in Public Health
February marks Black History Month, a time to reflect on and celebrate the many achievements of the Black community, including the profound contributions of Black leaders in healthcare and public health. At…
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Psittacosis: What Bird Owners in Arizona Need to Know About Parrot Fever and Staying Healthy
Psittacosis (“sit-uh-KOH-sis”), sometimes called “parrot fever”, is a zoonotic infection caused by the bacterium Chlamydia psittaci that is spread from birds to humans. While it can lead to severe…
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Taking Action Against Diabetes: The 2025 Arizona Diabetes Action Plan and Report
Diabetes is a demanding and costly chronic disease that impacts many individuals across Arizona and the United States. A new report from the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) highlights the…
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Staying cozy in your home this winter? Make sure radon isn’t an unexpected guest.
As we wind down from this holiday season, many of us can relate to the challenges of a surprise visit from unexpected guests. While some are welcome, others can be a bit more concerning. This National Radon…
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