Freeman Health System and the Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks offer free mammograms Oct. 1 in Bentonville for uninsured and underinsured women, plus a Pink Night event.

UofA sociologist Michael Niño explains how $777,351 from the state will expand the Arkansas Health Survey and add rural providers and resources to the AR-COMPASS dashboard.

A Pulaski County circuit judge heard arguments Monday on the state's motion to dismiss a constitutional challenge to Arkansas' abortion ban but did not say when she will rule.

Magon Hoffman traveled to New Mexico for an abortion after a fatal fetal diagnosis. Now she and another mother are suing Oklahoma over its abortion bans.

On "Balance," UAMS professor Elisabet Borsheim explains exercise guidelines during pregnancy and what the Expecting Study reveals about mothers and their children.

The Arkansas Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Advisory Council met this week to weigh recommendations on provider training, respite care, resource centers and Medicaid diagnostic coverage.

Arkansas Advocate editor-in-chief Andrew DeMillo discusses Bentonville's new health campus, school letter grades and why Arkansas should regulate AI like social media.

Theresa Van, a plaintiff in Waldorf v. Arkansas, was denied care after learning her pregnancy was nonviable. She tells Matthew Moore why she joined the challenge to the state's abortion ban.

Magon Hoffman and Sheena Hamlin left Oklahoma for abortion care after learning their babies would not survive. The Center for Reproductive Rights is challenging two state bans on their behalf.

Nonprofit TeamSmile and Colgate turned a UofA track center into a free dental clinic for underserved kids, pairing exams, cleanings and extractions with games and oral health lessons.