The Health Department alerted One Haven Plaza residents after two tenants were diagnosed with Legionnaires in the last 11 months. Officials urge anyone with fever or cough to seek care.

A Children's Healthcare of Atlanta–Emory analysis and pilot program show most children discharged from ERs can't access recommended mental‑health care; a hospital hub helps, but gaps remain.

Family Care Health Centers cut the ribbon on a new 27,000-square-foot clinic in Dutchtown offering pediatrics, behavioral health, WIC and an on-site pharmacy with a sliding fee scale.

Everett Animal Shelter says about two dozen parvo cases have surfaced across Snohomish County; the shelter urges vaccinations and plans community clinics.

Tower Health posted a $3.6M nine‑month loss but a $12.4M quarterly profit; rising supply and interest costs leave local hospitals on edge.

Mosquitoes trapped in Mokena tested positive for West Nile virus — the first detection in Will County this season. State health data show several counties with positive mosquito batches and officials urge residents to remove standing water.

New federal provisional data show Massachusetts had about 1,333 drug‑related deaths in 2025 — roughly 17% fewer than in 2024. Officials say the drop tracks national declines but caution the counts are provisional.

A Mass General Brigham study found popular AI chatbots often miss possible diagnoses, raising safety concerns as more people use AI for health advice.

Some patients on GLP‑1 drugs say they feel emotionally muted. Charlotte clinicians are logging cases and advising dose checks and close monitoring.

A JAMA study and a federal advisory link late‑night phone use to widespread teen sleep loss, and a UW Health doctor outlines steps parents can try tonight.

State records show Colorado’s Prime Steak in Sanford was ordered closed May 11 after inspectors found dead and live roaches, nearly 60 flying insects and sanitizer issues; it passed a reinspection on May 12.

A Baltimore woman expected 48 hours of nursing care after a waiver approval — then learned the financial sign‑off was still stalled amid a statewide backlog. Families and advocates say delays are leaving people without essential home care.

County officials presented early data showing paramedics giving buprenorphine plus follow‑up are helping more overdose survivors enter and stay in treatment.