Survivors of last summer’s Harlem Legionnaires outbreak say they still suffer and are organizing a lawsuit after reporting gaps in testing, maintenance and inspections.

A long-term study linked heavy ultra-processed food intake with early signs of Parkinson’s disease; Miami neurologists are urging whole-food, Mediterranean-style choices.

Louisiana ranks as the second‑cheapest state for childbirth, with in‑network deliveries averaging under $9,000. The state’s LaMOMS Medicaid program helps reduce costs for many families.

Two River Road businesses in Keizer were named as possible measles exposure sites on March 30; health officials are advising caution.

MDARD says bovine tuberculosis was found in herds in Alpena and Presque Isle counties during routine testing, prompting investigations and tighter testing rules in the region.

Charlotte doulas say new data show steep racial gaps in infant and maternal outcomes and they are pressing for Medicaid coverage and stronger postpartum supports.

Therapists say rising ACA premiums and high deductibles are pricing patients out of therapy across North Carolina.

The USDA will scatter edible rabies‑vaccine baits across East Tennessee and nearby states in mid‑April; residents may see low‑flying aircraft and matchbox‑sized packets on the ground.

A new report finds overdose deaths falling overall but shows Black Chicagoans continue to die at higher rates, prompting calls for targeted harm‑reduction and treatment.

Volunteer-run RAM clinics delivered free dental, vision, and basic medical care to hundreds in Knoxville, where patients slept in their cars to get in line. The weekend underscored gaps in U.S. coverage.

Texas Tech Health El Paso and UMC earned NAEC Level 4 certification, bringing advanced epilepsy surgery and monitoring to the Borderplex. Patients can now get top-tier care closer to home.

The Duke Endowment is investing $9.8M over four years to launch Bridge to Health, funding hospital-based clinics to stabilize high-risk patients across North Carolina.

Georgia's maternal deaths and racial gaps are rising. Experts and insurers say expanding doula access could cut complications and save lives.