It’s Wear Red Day: Here’s where southern Arizona stands when it comes to heart health
Despite the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, heart disease remains the leading killer of women in the United States.…
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Arizona is recording its highest number of ICU beds being used by COVID-19 patients
TUCSON (KVOA) – A record number of COVID-19 patients are in the ICU in Arizona. The Arizona Department of Health Services says there’s a new high…
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The rush is on in D.C. for a vaccine and relief before the end of the year
This is a critical week for the Covid-19 vaccine and for helping families and businesses devastated by the virus. An FDA advisory panel is set to…
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Could your child’s TV habits be causing you more stress? A new UArizona study says that could be the case.
A new, interesting study coming out of the University of Arizona found out that when kids watch a lot of TV, this leaves parents more…
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Clinical trial for personalized cancer vaccine shows promising results
A clinical trial is being conducted to study a personalized cancer vaccine in combination with an FDA-approved immunotherapy drug to fight head and…
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Gallery Kitchen + Bath is one of the most highly respected design and contracting firms in Tucson specializing in kitchen and bath remodeling.…
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Sudden plunging temps can impact your health
After enduring a record 108 total days of triple digits here in Tucson we’ve seen temperatures plunge. And hose sudden changes in degrees can affect…
Continue Reading 4 Your Health: Pfizer will soon seek emergency use authorization for COVID-19 vaccine
Pfizer said that it will seek emergency use authorization for its COVID-19 vaccine soon, but not before the…
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4 Your Health: Nasal and oral spray shows ‘encouraging results’ to help prevent the coronavirus
Italian doctors tried the wound spray on coronavirus patients this spring with encouraging…
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4 Your Health: New research suggests blood type may determine chances of being infected with COVID-19
Danish scientists compared the blood types of more than 473,000 infected individuals to more than two million in the general…
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