A measles outbreak in Osceola County, Michigan, linked to out-of-state travel, has raised concerns, with 27 cases statewide, 7 in Osceola. Health officials urge vigilance and vaccination.

Mayor Eric Adams offers support services after a mass shooting in Midtown Manhattan, urging affected New Yorkers to use NYC 988 for mental health aid.

Weiss Memorial Hospital faces Medicare termination due to noncompliance with federal standards concerning nursing and emergency services, and facility conditions.

EEE virus was detected in a mosquito sample from Bridgewater, Massachusetts, prompting health officials to urge preventative measures against mosquito bites. No human or animal cases have been reported in the state this year.

The Southern Nevada Health District reported the first mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus in ZIP code 89123 in Las Vegas, prompting a public health campaign on preventive measures.

A Queen Creek man found relief from shoulder pain using plasma and bone marrow injections rather than surgery, thanks to Dr. Batterton at Banner Health.

Mount Sinai Medical Center launches a new outpatient center in East Hialeah, Florida, to improve healthcare access in underserved areas, with plans for additional services in the future.

Oregon State Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner, a physician, marked Medicare and Medicaid's 60th anniversary, emphasizing their vital roles and expressing concerns about federal cuts impacting Americans' health and the wider economy.

Santa Clara Valley Medical Center's Rehabilitation Center was ranked No. 7 in Rehabilitation by U.S. News & World Report for 2025-2026, marking a significant achievement in healthcare excellence.

Four New York area hospitals are recognized in the U.S. News & World Report national rankings, highlighting their excellence in various medical specialties.

Kim Barker appointed as the new Chief Nursing Officer at Heart Hospital of Austin, taking over from Charles McCoy.

Texas begins construction on a new $121 million Lubbock Psychiatric Center with advanced security measures, aiming to improve mental health services and accessibility in rural areas by 2027.

Shane Tamura, who killed four in Manhattan, claimed in a note he had CTE and blamed the NFL, though links to his claims are unsubstantiated. He had mental health issues and a gun permit.