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Christina Carilla

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Philly girl 'born and bred'. Temple alum. Wife, Stepmom, Fur mom to Jax & Penny. Anchor/reporter @Fox10Phoenix PA-NY-CA-AR-FL-AZ
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New Arizona law stops insurance companies from denying firefighters' cancer claims Original

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By Elias Weiss Verified, Christina Carilla Verified
| KSAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
Arizona firefighters battling cancer will no longer have to fight insurance companies over a typo in state law. What we know: Gov. Katie Hobbs held a bill-signing ceremony on Friday where she officially signed legislation dubbed the "Comma Bill" into law, closing a loophole. Insurance companies had been using a missing comma in the state's previous law to deny firefighters comp claims.
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From combat to ‘Senor Campos Salsa’: How a Vietnam veteran found healing through faith | Care Force Original

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By Christina Carilla Verified
| KSAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
A Vietnam War veteran has an important story to share. He struggled when he came home from overseas, but when he finally found the courage to open up, he realized his true purpose: helping other veterans by sharing what he has learned. Stephen Campos served in combat from 1968 to 1969, widely considered one of the bloodiest periods of the Vietnam War. "I didn't talk about my Vietnam experience until 2025," said Campos. "And when I met my Vietnam buddies for the first time...
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Lawsuit claims medication error killed patient at Gilbert facility

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By Christina Carilla Verified
| KSAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
The family of a Valley man who died while being treated for depression at a Gilbert mental health facility has filed a lawsuit alleging he was given the wrong medication. Kyle Slade, 40, a volunteer football coach at Campo Verde High School, admitted himself to Copper Springs East on Sept. 25 for depression. He died several days later. His wife, Morgan Slade, who is now raising their four children alone, is processing the tragic loss.
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