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US Supreme Court · United States

Supreme Court allows Trump to lay off nearly 1,400 Education Department employees

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The Supreme Court is allowing President Donald Trump to put his plan to dismantle the Education Department back on track and go through with laying off nearly 1,400 employees.See the Story

Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix

ADHS Stepping on the Rulemaking Gas – AZ Public Health Association

The ADHS has really stepped up the pace of their rulemakings in the last several months. For a long time, stakeholders have been frustrated at the pace of agency rulemakings at the agency. Someone recognized the need for more rule writers in the Operations side of the house. Among the most important of those rulemakings is one to finally increase the Health Care Institution Fees needed to run the assurance and licensure side of the house. Fees t…Read Article

Health · Phoenix

What the Latest U.S. Supreme Court Term Means for Public Health – AZ Public Health Association

As Arizona’s public health community contends with growing needs and strained systems, recent decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court have reshaped the legal landscape in ways that will affect health access, equity, and administration—not just nationally, but here at home. During President Trump’s second term, SCOTUS weighed in on several major cases that touch the core of public health: access to evidence-based care, health equity, regulatory aut…Read Article

Kennedy’s Delay of Opioid Surveillance Funds Undermining Arizona’s Opioid Response – AZ Public Health Association

As Arizona continues to struggle with overdose deaths driven by fentanyl and other synthetic opioids, state and county health departments are being forced to hit the brakes on one of their most powerful tools in the fight: the surveillance data that informs their opioid settlement fund interventions. The CDC’s Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) program has been a cornerstone of Arizona’s overdose prevention strategy for the last 6 years. OD2A equips…Opioids · Arizona Read Article

What Homeowners Need To Know As US Solar Panel Tax Credits End - Data Intelligence

Experts advise people with serious interest in home solar to act quickly and consider their choices carefully to avoid any headaches. From pv magazine USA In many US states, rooftop solar installations can provide financial benefits. The solar energy goes toward reducing the home’s grid energy usage, and any excess electricity generated can be sent back to the utility for at least some credit. In this way, a solar installation that is the prope…Electric Vehicles · United States See the Story

Standing for Science: APHA & AzPHA Push Back Against Harmful Federal Policies – AZ Public Health Association

The American Public Health Association has been filing lawsuits against Secretary Kennedy over recent federal decisions that threaten to undermine vaccine access (and many other things) across the United States. AzPHA proudly supports this effort and is the first affiliate to join the inaugural class of APHA’s 1872 Society, a new donor group committed to defending science, equity, and public health infrastructure. Secretary Kennedy’s most recent…Science · Phoenix Read Article

Public Health Heroes: Navajo County Health Department Limits Measles Exposure – AZ Public Health Association

Open the article to view the coverage from AZ Public Health AssociationNavajo County · Navajo County Read Article

AzPHA Supports Prop 409: An Important Investment in Maricopa County’s Public Health System – AZ Public Health Association

This fall, voters in Maricopa County will have a rare opportunity to strengthen our community’s health infrastructure by voting YES on Proposition 409. The Arizona Public Health Association Board of Directors has already endorsed the measure, and we’re encouraging our members to join us in individually supporting this critical investment. Valleywise Health is Maricopa County’s only public teaching hospital and safety-net health system. Every day…Maricopa County · Maricopa County Read Article

Free Webinar: 2025 Arizona Legislative Session Wrap – A Public Health Perspective – AZ Public Health Association

July 8, 2025 12:00 PM Join Vitalyst and Will Humble, Executive Director of the Arizona Public Health Association, for an overview of this year’s legislative session. We will discuss the wins and the challenges for community health and Arizona as a state. Arizona’s 2025 Legislative Session: What Passed, What Didn’t, and What It Means for Public Health The 2025 Arizona Legislative Session has wrapped, and it brought wins for public health, protect…Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix Read Article

Arizona’s 2025 Legislative Session: What Passed, What Didn’t, and What It Means for Public Health – AZ Public Health Association

The 2025 Arizona Legislative Session has wrapped, and it brought wins for public health, protections from harmful policies (with Hobbs’ vetoes), and some investments in behavioral health, access to childcare and other one-time public health investments. View Our PowerPoint Summarizing the 2025 Legislative Session As always there were also missed opportunities to address pressing public health problems like firearm violence – but all in all I’d s…Health · Phoenix Read Article

The Real Opioid Crisis Isn’t Prescriptions—It’s Prohibition

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Purdue Pharma recently reached a $7.4 billion settlement with all 50 states and the District of Columbia over its alleged role in fueling the opioid crisis through aggressive marketing of OxyContin. Regardless of the case's merits, this landmark deal highlights what can happen when an expedient narrative replaces data-driven public policy. Nowhere is the gap between narrative and data more clear than in West Virginia, the hardest-hit state in th…Purdue Pharma · Phoenix See the Story

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