FDA found image-quality problems at Summerlin Hospital and required the facility to stop mammography. Affected patients were told their scans may need re-evaluation; the hospital says it will cover re-checks.

UT Health San Antonio launched a Limb Optimization Program offering osseointegration and coordinated rehab — the first such option in South Texas, giving amputees new pathways to mobility.

Former players, students and local leaders packed a Stanford panel to push back on mental-health stigma and point attendees to local crisis resources.

A new JAMA Oncology analysis finds worse one‑year survival for cancers diagnosed in 2020–21; Houston hospitals are urging people to catch up on missed screenings.

Knox County’s forensic lab linked 16 overdose deaths to a new synthetic opioid, cychlorphine, and officials warn naloxone may not fully reverse its effects.

The FDA announced a recall of over 20,000 bottles of a triglyceride medication due to an oxidation issue that may lead to leakage and inconsistent treatment.

Virginia Mason Franciscan will end its rotation with Community Health Care on July 1, 2026, putting Tacoma’s family‑medicine training pipeline at risk. Program leaders warn of worse waits and lost local hires.

Massachusetts reports its sixth pediatric flu death and 187 adult deaths this season; hospitalizations have declined since mid-December. Health officials urge preventive measures.

Dell Children's new bone marrow transplant program let a 4‑year‑old get life‑saving care close to home, sparing months of travel and family separation.

A $7M, 12,000‑sq‑ft vascular center is set for Broad Avenue Gateway, focused on dialysis care and slated to break ground in March.

Police posted photos from an open house at The Dalles Treatment Center, highlighting medication-based addiction care and community outreach.

All 14 nurses in Sweetwater's labor-and-delivery unit handed in notices after SHA announced a Feb. 28 closure; staff warn longer drives will raise safety risks for local births.

Wastewater and state data show influenza activity rising again in Oklahoma, with percent positivity above 20% and hospitalizations climbing, especially among older adults.