New York City Nurses Persist in Strike Over Wages and Staffing Amid Concerns for Patient Care
NYC nurses' strike over wages, staffing, and safety continues, raising patient care concerns as studies suggest increased mortality rates during such strikes.
Idaho Falls 6 Year Old Shrinks On One Side As Doctors Scramble For Answers
A 6-year-old from Idaho Falls is losing muscle and growth on her right side as specialists run tests and the family raises money for imaging and care. Doctors have enrolled her in a University of Utah research study while clinicians investigate possible brain and genetic causes.
Off-Duty Doctor and Police Officer Save Chicago Bears Fan Suffering Cardiac Arrest at Soldier Field
A Bears fan survived a cardiac arrest at Soldier Field thanks to CPR from an ER doctor and a police officer attending the game. She later met her rescuers and emphasized the importance of CPR and AED training.
San Francisco Sees Slight Decrease in Overdose Deaths Amid Fentanyl Crisis, Public Health Officials Rally for Action
The article discusses the slight decline in overdose deaths in San Francisco, with a focus on efforts to address the ongoing public health crisis, particularly those related to fentanyl.
Modesto Poised to Transform Cancer Care with Sutter Health's $380 Million Advanced Center
Sutter Health has begun constructing a new $380 million advanced cancer center in Modesto, offering comprehensive treatments, clinical trials, and integrated care to address higher regional cancer mortality rates.
Oregon Health Authority Confirms Third Measles Case in Clackamas County Amid Increased Vigilance
The OHA reports a third measles case in Clackamas County, Oregon, with no link to travel or other cases. Health officials urge vaccinations due to measles' contagious nature and potential severity.












