Baystate Health will stop prescribing puberty blockers and hormones for patients under 18 and will shift medication management to Transhealth amid federal CMS rulemaking.

The 14-story Vista Pavilion at OHSU will open in April 2026 as a $650 million, cancer-focused tower adding 128 inpatient beds and advanced treatment space.

An Orlando couple says DNA testing showed the baby they delivered after IVF is not genetically theirs; they’ve sued a Longwood clinic and asked a judge to order genetic testing and disclosure.

Marion County’s prosecutor warned residents after weeks of odd tastes and smells in tap water. The utility says the supply meets safety standards, but questions linger.

A Texans Care for Children review found lawmakers implemented just 8 of 31 children's behavioral-health recommendations, leaving the YES waiver and crisis services strained.

Concorde Career College’s San Antonio campus hosted a free pediatric dental clinic on Monday, pairing supervised student care with cleanings, X‑rays and sealants for kids.

Allegheny County strengthens its housing code, allowing the Health Department to clean up neglected properties posing health hazards, recovering costs through liens.

The FDA has expanded a peanut butter recall to 40 states due to potential contamination with pieces of blue plastic, classifying it as Class 2, which may cause temporary illness.

Utah Jazz, the Utah Mammoth and Delta Air Lines host a one‑day blood drive at Delta Center amid a nationwide shortage. Donors can get team swag and e‑gift incentives.

The Cuyahoga County Office of Emergency Management advises freezing water and keeping freezer items close together to maintain safe temperatures during power outages.

The Cincinnati Health Department underscores the importance of resilience to combat stress-related burnout, affecting mood, sleep, energy, and health.

A Patchogue father says he's cancer-free after treatment for a massive colon tumor. Local doctors warn of a spike in early-onset colorectal cancer and urge screening.

An electrical problem at The Christ Hospital's Mt. Auburn campus reduced water pressure Tuesday morning, delaying elective surgeries, clinic visits and nursing classes until 10 a.m.