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Study finds south-side Tucson residents still deal with toll of water contamination decades later
One in three Tucson residents who experienced water contamination issues in their communities are still dealing with mental health impacts, four decades after the contamination was addressed. That’s according to a new study out from the University of Arizona. Communities in Tucson’s south side were contaminated when a cleaning...
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Carondelet Health Network Introduces Latest Joint Surgery Technology
Carondelet Health Network introduces the Mako 4 robotic surgical system to the Tucson community. Patients can now benefit from this advanced technology for joint replacement at Carondelet St. Joseph’s Hospital. The recent addition of the Mako 4 robotic surgical system at Carondelet St. Joseph’s Hospital represents another important advancement...
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Veteran group offers to fund water treatment in exchange for golf course
The Tucson City Council will vote next week on whether to allow veteran group Warbird National to clean up a plume of contaminated water underneath Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (DMAFB) in exchange for a new golf course. The plume in question is contaminated with PFAs, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl. PFAs...
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Head to Toe Healthcare Offers Diagnostic Neuropathy Evaluation for Tucson Patients Whose Symptoms Aren’t Improving
Patients experiencing persistent foot numbness or tingling can receive a diagnostic evaluation from Dr. Alan Shih, DPM, board-certified in podiatric medicine and surgery, to investigate the underlying cause rather than continuing to manage an existing diagnostic label. Tucson, Arizona - September 17, 2026 -- Head to Toe Healthcare, PLC is...
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C&W | PICOR Team Welcomes Tucson’s First Child Crisis Center
TUCSON, AZ (Sept. 16, 2026) -- Tucson just got something it’s never had before: a crisis center built exclusively for kids. Hour Child Crisis Center, located at 7460 N La Cholla Blvd, held its grand opening on Saturday, August 29th, and officially began accepting patients on September 1st. The center serves children and teens ages 6 to 17 who are experiencing a mental health crisis, offering crisis stabilization and assessment, safety planning, parent and guardian guidance, discharge support, and community referrals.
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Efforts in Tucson underway to clean up contaminated ground water
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Arizona issues standing orders for flu, COVID vaccines ahead of respiratory season