Warning: Genetic health tests aren’t always good for you
Genetic testing is gaining popularity and can be beneficial but consumers have to watch out for company quality in an industry with limited government regulation, a legal expert says.
From miles away, a doctor can see a stroke victim – and save a life
People who need treatment within minutes of having a stroke get to help quickly on an emergency mobile unit that connects onboard cameras to doctors at a hospital miles away, according to Barrow Neurological Institute.
Doctors’ lack of awareness of Valley fever puts many sufferers at risk
Valley fever, a respiratory disease caused by a fungus in Arizona and parts of California, is unknown to many doctors and residents in Arizona, which puts them at risk, experts say.
Number of homeless people not in shelters is up 27% in the past year in Maricopa County
The preliminary results of the 2018 Point-in-Time show a 27% increase in unsheltered homelessness in the last year.
Vroom service: Veterans rev up on racetrack to speed PTSD recovery
Veterans battling PTSD buckle up in Vetdrenaline races, sparking a surge of adrenaline that safely mimics their military experience.
Plane truth: Airline quality at highest level in decades, report says
WASHINGTON - Despite a "rough year for airlines in the public's eye," the industry had the best year ever in terms of passenger service in 2017, according to the latest edition of annual airline quality report.
Diamondbacks’ Salas, De La Rosa first pair of Mexican teammates since 2004
Arizona Diamondbacks relievers Fernando Salas and Jorge De La Rosa represent the franchise's first pair of Mexican teammates since 2004.
Spring sprung: NOAA sees warmer, drier spring in Arizona, Southwest
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Experts at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center are calling for a spring with above-average temperatures and below-average precipitation this year, as Arizona enters its 21st year of drought conditions.
Seeking allies: First openly gay NBA player calls on league stars to join the cause
Former NBA player Jason Collins called for more LGBT support by active players and front offices.
Tech behind cryptocurrency craze could disrupt medicine, housing and ID security
Experts say blockchain, the network behind bitcoin and other cryptocurrency, could ease people's lives by transforming how they store and share medical, legal and personal data.
Eye on the ball: Humidor debuts in D-backs opener
The Diamondbacks on Feb. 13 announced they would incorporate a humidor for the 2018 season to increase weight on the balls and decrease and how far they travel.
Path to citizenship is long, frustrating and expensive
The pathway to citizenship differs based on your status and legality in the country. The pathways to citizenship is still unclear for thousands of DACA recipients and undocumented immigrants, while residents have the upper hand.
