Over 60 Houston OB/GYNs Rally for Law Reform Citing Women's Deaths and Physician Fears in Texas Abortion Law Crisis
Houston OB/GYNs demand law changes after the deaths of two pregnant women, citing Texas' restrictive abortion laws as a risk to women's health and fearing legal repercussions.
Marin County Launches CARE Court to Support Individuals with Severe Mental Illnesses
Marin County is launching the CARE Court program on December 1 to address severe mental illnesses through collaborative and comprehensive care plans, integrating housing support and substance abuse therapy.
San Diego County's Tijuana River Valley Pollution Survey Reaches Milestone with Over 1,000 Responses
San Diego County's survey to understand health impacts of Tijuana River Valley sewage pollution surpasses 1,000 responses, aiming for a total of 2,000. The ACE survey involves residents, workers, and visitors, and remains open until November 22.
Michigan Sees Surge in Whooping Cough Cases, Health Officials Urge Vaccinations
Michigan health officials report a rise in whooping cough cases, urging vaccinations as the state experiences over 830 cases by October 28, significantly higher than the annual average reported in previous years.
Phoenix Children’s Declines $80 Million Deal from AZ Blue Cross Amidst Contract Dispute
Phoenix Children’s Hospital rejected Blue Cross Blue Shield Arizona's $80 million contract offer, claiming the actual benefit is lower due to claim denials, affecting insurance coverage for Arizona families.