The state bought the former SSM Health campus in southwest Oklahoma City and will convert it into the Oklahoma City Behavioral Health Hospital, adding inpatient capacity.

State regulators approved Mass General Brigham's plan for a Cambridge ambulatory center to reduce long waits for colonoscopies and routine endoscopies.

State regulators suspended a Fort Lauderdale OB‑GYN's office‑surgery registration after an inspection found missing monitors, expired IVs and incomplete surgical logs.

A Commonwealth Fund breakdown of federal data shows premiums plus deductibles took up about 10% of median family income in 2024, with wide state gaps that could squeeze middle‑class households. The burden is highest in some Southern states and lowest in D.C.

ADHS issued a voluntary recall for two cannabis flower batches sold at JARS and Nature's Wonder over possible Aspergillus contamination. Customers are being told to dispose of or return affected product.

Southern Nevada Health District says medetomidine — "rhino tranq" — has been detected in local street drugs. Officials urge testing, rescue breathing and immediate medical care.

Five measles cases have been confirmed in Duval County as officials step up vaccination clinics and contact tracing. Parents are urged to check MMR records and follow DOH guidance.

Mecklenburg County issued exposure notices after a confirmed measles case visited Atrium's Neuro ICU, a South End Chipotle and two Goodwill stores; monitor for symptoms.

Clinicians across Greater Boston say immigrant pregnant patients are missing prenatal and postpartum visits amid enforcement fears and federal policy shifts. Health centers warn missed care could mean worse outcomes for mothers and babies.

Duke Health and UNC Health are investing in proton beam centers for the Triangle, promising precise cancer care while sparking cost and regulatory debates. Local timelines and site plans will determine when the treatment comes home.

Pennsylvania confirmed five measles cases in Lancaster County and health officials are urging families to check MMR records as the U.S. sees a national surge.

Inspectors closed Pizza Supreme in West Covina after finding vermin and multiple sanitation failures; the shop must fix issues before a reinspection.

A new state review finds mental‑health conditions — largely tied to substance use — are now the leading cause of pregnancy‑related deaths in Tennessee while officials map recommendations to prevent more deaths.