Health

Mauricio Sarmiento, a 35-year-old man from Ecuador, has been sentenced today by United States District Court Judge John M. Gallagher. Sarmiento will serve one year of non-reporting probation and pay a $500 fine, along with a $100 special assessment. The charges against him include introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce, as announced by United States … Read more

During his confirmation hearing on Tuesday, Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth made a commitment to reinstate and provide compensation to military personnel who were discharged for refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in the past. During an interview, Hegseth made a surprising statement that was unrelated to the questions about his views on diversity and … Read more

Ketamine can lead to severe health issues, such as permanent harm to the bladder and kidneys. Spiking incidents frequently involve the detection of this drug. Ketamine is often utilized in veterinary medicine and healthcare facilities, but it has also gained popularity as a recreational drug because of its hallucinogenic properties. According to the latest data, … Read more

Scott Robins understands the importance of preventing the spread of bird flu, which has been recently discovered in Arizona, as he washes his hands. Robins actively maintains the cleanliness of the coops housing approximately 600 chickens at Felicia’s Farm. He ensures that the straw is kept in place and everything is properly covered. This proactive … Read more

In a recent ruling, a federal judge in El Paso declared the U.S. government’s ban on gun ownership for habitual marijuana users as unconstitutional. The case involved a defendant who had previously pleaded guilty to the criminal charge. As a result of this ruling, the court allowed the man to withdraw his plea and dismissed … Read more

As legislative sessions begin, states are set to introduce and deliberate on legislation regarding reproductive health care and abortion, as we approach the third year since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. In light of President-elect Donald Trump’s impending return to the White House in January, states that have strong reproductive rights protections are putting … Read more

Valley Fever: Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms With the number of cases reaching the highest point in a decade, it is crucial for doctors to ensure that you are aware of the signs to look out for, particularly with friends and family planning to visit during the holiday season. So far this year, the Arizona … Read more

The Arizona Department of Health Services has recently confirmed the first human cases of H5 in Arizona. According to reports, both individuals were exposed to infected poultry during their employment at a commercial facility in Pinal County. Fortunately, these individuals experienced only mild symptoms, received prompt treatment, and successfully recovered. Avian influenza has been found … Read more