HEALTH CARE
Text reads: Q and A with Rebecca Farrell, Program and outreach director, Central Texas National Association on Mental Illness. Included headshot of Rebecca Farrell
Q&A: NAMI Central Texas program director speaks on pandemic and mental health
Water levels at Lake Mead are at historically low rates. (Michelle Johnson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Chandler City Council passes tentative budget, other agreements; Tempe begins drought preparedness plan and more top local news
A study will analyze how the effects of AB-2004 medicine and how those effects will differ from those on a placebo medication. (Courtesy spectrumnews.org)
Ongoing medical study seeks Phoenix-area teens with autism
East Valley Hospital & ER occupies the site of the former Gilbert Hospital. (Tom Blodgett/Community Impact Newspaper)
East Valley ER & Hospital now serving Gilbert; 3 new businesses open in Chandler and more top area news
The city of Tempe is offering COVID-19 vaccination clinics. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Tempe offering free COVID-19 vaccination clinics
There are over 100 individuals involved in the research study, according to a Dignity Health spokesperson. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Dignity Health research study seeks to identify risk of heart disease via genetic testing
The FDA on Oct. 29 authorized the emergency use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to include those in the 5-11 age group. (Courtesy Pexels)
FDA greenlights Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for ages 5-11
See a breakdown of COVID-19 cases, vaccinations and more local data. (Community Impact staff)
COVID-19: Gilbert crosses 30,000 cases
Here are the coronavirus data updates to know today in Chandler. (Community Impact staff)
COVID-19: Chandler sees 129 new COVID-19 cases across its ZIP codes, Maricopa County sees increase of 2,250 cases and 61 deaths July 15
Here are the coronavirus updates to know this week. (Graphic by Community Impact Newspaper)
Gilbert mayor praises businesses for manner of reopening
face masks, goggles, Banner Health
Banner Health looking for supply donations
An Intel spokesperson confirmed March 10 that an employee who traveled to the Chandler campus has contracted coronavirus. (Rendering courtesy U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Intel employee visiting Chandler campus tested positive for coronavirus, spokesperson says