State records show a big December bump in sports-betting tax receipts as clinicians warn the betting boom is already causing addiction and financial harm. Providers say more prevention and treatment are needed.

Stephenson Cancer Center is now offering FDA‑approved TIL cell therapy in Oklahoma City, giving some patients with advanced melanoma a chance at durable remission.

Calls to NC gambling helplines jumped nearly 80% after mobile betting launched, straining treatment providers and prompting new training hubs.

A Las Vegas mother says the baby she was told she'd lost survived after a D&C; state records show the physician received a public reprimand and fine.

Anti‑climb fencing and a raised railing at the Royal Gorge Bridge coincide with a drop in bridge‑related suicides, county and state records show. Families and officials credit the upgrades.

San Bernardino County confirmed a measles case after an unvaccinated minor visited an Ontario Walmart on Jan. 29. Officials urge exposed residents to check vaccination records and watch for symptoms.

A Feb. 7 contract deadline between INTEGRIS Health and UnitedHealthcare could push INTEGRIS out of network and force thousands of patients to switch doctors or pay more.

Memorial Hermann said it will offer voluntary buyouts to nonclinical staff, citing the end of ACA premium subsidies and Medicaid funding changes as financial pressure points. The program is voluntary and aimed at administrative roles.

State health officials confirmed a measles case linked to a traveler through Milwaukee Mitchell Airport and picked up the virus in Walworth County wastewater.

Union County warned residents after a confirmed measles case visited a QuikTrip in Indian Trail on Jan. 30. Officials say the virus can linger in the air and urge vigilance.

A voluntary recall of M&M's has been issued by Beacon Promotions Inc. due to mislabeling that omits allergen warnings for milk, soy, and peanuts. The recall affects promotional packs distributed in 20 states.

FDA found image-quality problems at Summerlin Hospital and required the facility to stop mammography. Affected patients were told their scans may need re-evaluation; the hospital says it will cover re-checks.

UT Health San Antonio launched a Limb Optimization Program offering osseointegration and coordinated rehab — the first such option in South Texas, giving amputees new pathways to mobility.