The Pinal County Public Health Services District will begin providing flu vaccine to the public on October 26, 2015. Adults can receive a flu shot by appointment only. We will begin scheduling appointments starting Monday, October 26th and continuing through November 6, 2015. Children can receive a flu shot without an appointment.

 Residential households in the U.S. are eligible to order four free at-home tests from USPS.com. Here's what you need to know about your order:Li...

Public health officers and healthcare leaders across Arizona are sounding the alarm for public action in the face of a concerning and continued rise i...

Arguments are normal.Do you believe there's anybody who has lived a complete life without getting into an argument before? Of course not. We are all u...

If you've noticed black beetles crawling around this week, you're not alone. Some in the Valley have said they've seen hundreds, even thousands, of th...

With summer officially here, as an Arizonan, you're likely looking for ways to continue enjoying the outdoors while also staying cool (bring on the sw...

Long haulers still have symptoms months after catching the coronavirus. (Source: 3TV/CBS 5)

People dealing with long-lasting symptoms of COVID-19 are now teaming up to show medical professionals and researchers the need for a Post COVID-19 Ca...

Some doctors are recommending people not take aspirin or ibuprofen right before getting a COVID-19 vaccine dose. It's true, you might have some mild s...

Clutter is everywhere! Without making the time to organize your workspace, your office can get clutter quickly. This wouldn't be an issue if clutter w...

Much has been said about how COVID-19 affects the health of older generations, but family relationships are a concern too. Many seniors feel cut off f...

Let's face it: we all have a bad habit or two that we would like to get rid of! Whether it be smoking, biting our nails, overeating, or a host of othe...

You're invited to a free Resilient Arizona informational webinar! The Resilient Arizona Crisis Counseling Program (CCP), is a federally funded, free a...

Sun Life Family Health Center is offering COVID-19 testing this Saturday, July 25th in Florence. The testing will be done between the hours of 7:00am-...

The best way to prevent illness is to avoid being exposed. Stay at home, as much as possible, except for essential needs.  The virus is thou...

Arizona health officials confirmed on Sunday that a Maricopa County resident has been diagnosed with the 2019 Novel Coronavirus. According to the Depa...

Pinal County has confirmed 671 cases of influenza. The age group most affected is 5 to 18 years old, followed by 19 to 49 years old. This season,...

Could a bad or restrictive diet actually lead to blindness?

When's the last time you took a nap?

If it's been a while, sleep experts say it's time to get one on the calendar.

U.S. health officials on Thursday approved a new generic version of EpiPen, the emergency allergy medication that triggered a public backlash due to its rising price tag.

The monsoon is showing some signs of life as early as Friday, and the change over from a dry heat to muggy air with clouds can have an impact on our health.