An Oakland wrongful‑death suit and new class actions have sharpened scrutiny of Abbott’s FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors after reports of false low readings and deaths. Regulators are urging users to check serial numbers and switch to fingersticks when readings don’t match symptoms.

Yeshiva University announced a three‑year dental school in Midtown Manhattan with specialty clinics and an accelerated DDS curriculum as the city faces dentist shortages.

The Helmsley Charitable Trust awarded $6M to Kahuku Medical Center to expand its ER and install a new Epic‑based EHR, boosting North Shore emergency care.

Costco has teamed with Sesame and IVI RMA to give members coordinated fertility care and steep discounts on medications — some drugs may be up to 80% cheaper.

A Charlotte forum during Women’s History Month put local faces on national data showing Black women face roughly triple the risk of pregnancy‑related death and urged concrete fixes.

The Diner at Webb Gin in Snellville earned an unsatisfactory 'U' and a score of 61 after inspectors found raw meat stored above ready-to-eat foods and other safety lapses.

N.C. is funding a $3.5M pilot to bring crisis mental‑health services inside Dillon Juvenile Detention Center in Butner.

Boynton Health abruptly closed its on‑campus dental clinic, referring patients to UMN’s School of Dentistry and leaving staff and students scrambling for answers. Union leaders are demanding explanations.

A former Beverly Hills nurse says she was fired after reporting patient‑safety problems at an upscale surgery center; court papers show a conditional settlement.

Alameda County says whooping cough is still circulating and urges up‑to‑date pertussis vaccinations, especially for pregnant people and caregivers.

A Johns Hopkins pilot trial found a single, high dose of psilocybin with therapy raised six‑month quit rates compared with nicotine patches. The result is promising but preliminary.

A Tulsa produce‑prescription program reports an average 2.2‑point A1C drop for early participants while routing $1.70 back into the local economy per dollar spent.

San Diego County and Sweetwater Union are notifying Southwest High students and staff of a possible TB exposure from Sept. 23 to Oct. 23, 2025; targeted screenings are planned.