Allegheny County ordered the Halal Gyro Guys trailer closed after inspectors found cooked chicken and produce at unsafe temperatures and no working water supply.

The Pittsburgh VA confirmed two patients tested positive for Legionella; crews flushed and retested parts of the hospital water system while clinicians monitor patients. Officials say testing is ongoing.

State and federal officials link three Illinois listeria illnesses to Daisy Brand headcheese sold at delis. Consumers should check refrigerators and discard any product with a Mar 26 use‑by date.

OMRF broke ground on the David R. Brown Center, a three‑story hub for imaging, telehealth and chronic‑disease research funded by a near‑$10M TSET grant and private gifts.

An early WashU‑led trial found a personalized DNA vaccine was safe and triggered strong immune responses in glioblastoma patients, with one participant still cancer‑free nearly five years.

Austin Regional Clinic will stop offering obstetrics at its Seton Northwest clinic on Oct. 1, 2026, redirecting deliveries to other ARC sites and partner hospitals.

Anadarko father Mason Miller says his 11‑year‑old daughter died after an event the family believes may be linked to the Benadryl challenge. Poison experts warn high doses of diphenhydramine can be fatal.

State inspectors found moldy produce, live roaches and multiple violations at M & L Food Market, triggering stop-use orders and a reinspection later this month.

A U.S.‑led public‑private push will scale SC Johnson’s year‑long Guardian spatial repellent in high‑burden countries, aiming to protect about 60 million people. Backing from WHO and new manufacturing in Nairobi make broad rollout possible.

Vanderbilt Health will open a referral-only Acute Care Center at One Hundred Oaks in August to give established patients faster diagnostics and same-day evaluations.

Andrew and Jane Bursky pledged $200 million to Washington University in St. Louis to name and expand its new School of Public Health, the largest gift in school history. The money will fund hires, scholarships and an institute to translate research into action.

Miracle Minds Therapy opened a Certified Community Behavioral Health Center in North Las Vegas, offering same‑day care, wraparound services and a 24/7 crisis line.

A Denver nonprofit and state partners are building paid internships, apprenticeships and peer pipelines to ease Colorado’s deep mental‑health worker shortage.