Cook Children’s Prosper opened a NICU in 2025 and is seeking Level III neonatal and trauma designations so critically ill kids can be treated closer to home.

The FDA says Inventia-made chlorthalidone 25 mg failed dissolution testing; two lots — 11,460 bottles — were recalled nationwide. Patients should consult their pharmacist before changing therapy.

A UCSF-led analysis of 16,429 hotline contacts finds demand for clinician-staffed reproductive guidance rose sharply — and grew before the Dobbs ruling.

A Psychological Bulletin review of 307 studies finds rising perfectionism among college students, with sharp increases in worry over mistakes and socially prescribed pressure.

Alpha‑gal, a tick‑triggered allergy to mammal meat, is rising nationwide and now shows up in regions that include Cincinnati. Here’s what to know about symptoms, testing and prevention.

Starting July 1, 2026, Medicare’s GLP‑1 Bridge will let select Part D enrollees get Wegovy, Zepbound or Foundayo for $50 a month — but strict BMI and health rules apply.

Ascension promoted Scott Kashman to CEO of its Northeast Florida system, effective July 1. He’ll oversee four hospitals and an extensive outpatient network across the region.

A University of Georgia meta‑analysis found tirzepatide produced the largest weight loss among GLP‑1 therapies in non‑diabetic adults, but questions remain on durability and access.

Nearly $25 million in federal grants will support Native Hawaiian clinics statewide, with Papa Ola Lōkahi set to receive $10 million to boost primary care and prevention. The awards target community-based services on six islands.

Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi warns AB plasma could be exhausted in days after one patient’s needs; donors are urged to schedule appointments this week.

Powassan virus — a rare but serious tick-borne infection — is active in parts of the Brainerd Lakes area; officials urge awareness during peak tick months. Learn symptoms, testing limits and prevention steps.

A Peachtree City gym's indoor spa scored 60 on a state inspection and remains closed after inspectors found low chlorine, off pH and missing operator records.

Columbus Public Health will spray parts of Worthington pre-dawn Tuesday after mosquito traps tested positive for West Nile. Officials point to warm, wet spring weather for an early season.