vaccines

The Arizona Department of Health Services reports nearly 4,792 new confirmed cases last week – a 42% increase from the previous week and an increase of more than 2,000% from this time last year.

Arizona and the rest of the country are currently experiencing a surge in influenza, COVID and RSV cases.

More than half of kindergarten classes in Arizona saw declines in students receiving routine vaccines for diseases like measles, mumps and rubella.

AZ Leaders Ask For More Vaccine SupplyArizona leaders including Gov. Doug Ducey are asking the federal government to allocate more COVID-19 vaccine supply…

It's Wednesday, Feb. 3. Start your morning with some of our latest headlines:Vaccinations Continue Statewide More than 702,664 COVID-19 vaccines have been…

Scientists developing vaccines for the coronavirus disease say it’s critical to recruit diverse volunteers—especially Native Americans, who have been hit…

Navajo Nation President and Navajo Department of Health Executive Dr. Jill Jim spoke to the CEO of drug-maker Pfizer Wednesday about the company’s…

The pharmaceutical company Pfizer is recruiting tens of thousands of volunteers to test a possible new vaccine for the coronavirus disease. Some will be…

Yesterday Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country has developed a vaccine that works against the coronavirus disease. But many scientists say…

Public health experts say the end of the coronavirus pandemic is tied to an idea called “herd immunity.” That’s when a large number of people are able to…