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CASA GRANDE — A Casa Grande teen is struggling to regain her health in a Phoenix hospital after facing life-threatening cardiac emergencies.
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Minors in California will soon be barred from buying creatine and other popular fitness supplements under a newly signed law. Those who violate the policy could face fines of up to $500 for each violation.
As temperatures drop and people spend more time indoors, an NEA Baptist physician is encouraging families to take steps to protect themselves and others from the flu this holiday season.
The state now recognizes Baptist Memorial Hospital in Greene County as a stroke-ready hospital.
“I would do the Lord’s Prayer in German, and I would always tell her, ‘Ich liebe meine Mutter.’ I love you, Mother.”Those are the words Susan Mueller-Fritz shar
The Department of Health and Human Services announced that $10 billion in rural healthcare awards will be disbursed across all 50 states.
FLORENCE — HonorHealth has joined more than 250 hospitals nationwide in signing the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Make Hospital Food Healthier Pledge.
CODY — Throughout the month of November, Cody Regional Home Health and Hospice will be joining organizations across the nation in recognizing National Care at Home Month. For 50 years, care at …
The mental health of people living in Jackson Hole appears to be heading in the right direction, a pair of new surveys suggests. Residents reported having fewer poor mental heath
The failure of Idaho’s proposed abortion rights initiative Proposition 1 in Tuesday’s general election was met with celebration and concern as the state’s abortion ban remains fully in place.
KELLOGG — Shoshone Medical Center has expanded Dr. Kelsey Kuipers' practice hours.
Kootenai Health, Northern Idaho’s largest healthcare system and employer, confirmed Monday that it will eliminate 80 positions. This is roughly 2% of its workforce.
Idaho’s federal rural healthcare grant fell by more than $3.25 million in Year 2 of a five-year program, despite meeting federal requirements. State officials say they have not received an explanation for the reduction, which could affect healthcare workforce and rural service initiatives.