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Arizona Lawmakers Approve Funding to Study Correlation Between Marijuana, Mental Illness

Arizona Lawmakers Approve Funding to Study Correlation Between Marijuana, Mental Illness
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It s easier for Arizonans with disabilities to get COVID-19 vaccinations now, but they still face barriers

It s easier for Arizonans with disabilities to get COVID-19 vaccinations now, but they still face barriers
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Health Insider weighs in on vaccine protection against Delta variant

Health Insider weighs in on vaccine protection against Delta variant An ABC15 Health Insider weighs in on vaccine protection against the Delta variant as it continues to spread. and last updated 2021-07-08 21:30:39-04 PHOENIX â As the more contagious Delta variant spreads rapidly, health experts are worried vaccines won t be as effective in preventing the spread of COVID-19. The Delta variant spreads more easily and can lead to more severe illness. ABC15 Health Insider Dr. Shad Marvasti and the director of Public Health and Prevention at the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix has been following several new studies on the Delta variant, including one from Israel this week that shows the Pfizer vaccine appears to be less effective against Delta infections. The study shows the vaccine provided 64% protection, compared to earlier studies before Delta that had the vaccine at 95% efficacy.

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Arizona Lawmaker Advises People to Put up No Trespassing Signs to Deter Door-to-Door Vaccine Checks

Arizona Lawmaker Advises People to Put up ‘No Trespassing’ Signs to Deter Door-to-Door Vaccine Checks At age 61, Daniel J. Miller of Parks, Arizona, says there’s no way he’s ever going to take the COVID-19 shot even if the government comes knocking at his door. It isn’t just a matter of his religious beliefs and faith in his own natural immune system that emboldens him, it’s a matter of personal choice and medical privacy, Miller says. So when the Biden administration announced earlier this week that it’s considering sending people door to door to persuade the unvaccinated, Miller’s reaction was, “He’s got to be out of his mind.”

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National Cancer Report Card Shows Progress, Setbacks

Arizona Department Of Health Services Cancer accounts for almost 21% of deaths in Arizona, barely edged out by heart disease as the state s leading cause of death. Now, the annual cancer report issued by the American Cancer Society, CDC, North American Association of Central Cancer Registries and National Cancer Institute offers good news mixed with some concerning trends. According to the latest Cancer Report to the Nation, cancer rates remained steady for males but rose among females, children and young adults. That differs from Arizona, where the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) says rates for females declined over the last five years. ADHS says childhood cancer rates in the state declined in 2016 and 2017 but show an overall 12% increase over the past five years.

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