An FDA‑cleared stimulation system is restoring grip and dexterity for Austin patients with cervical spinal cord injuries.

CDC data show ER visits for tick bites at their highest for this time of year since 2017. Illinois health officials urge repellents, tick checks and prompt removal.

Two Baltimore-area residents have tested positive for measles; state officials released exposure windows at grocery stores, clinics and office buildings and urged vaccinations.

The FDA cleared an at‑home HPV self‑collection kit in April; Nashville doctors say the change could help reach patients who skip clinic screening.

A bat found in a Haddonfield attic tested positive for rabies; three household cats were exposed and will be observed under county orders.

Wentzville officials say tests show tap water remains safe after residents reported unusual tastes and smells; the city is working with PWSD #2.

OHA is directing roughly $78 million in early Rural Health Transformation awards while launching a Catalyst grant round with proposals due May 26.

About $240 million in inactive SF City Option accounts may be transferred to the city's general fund on May 21 unless owners enroll or file claims.

A KFF/Miami Herald account and federal research show emergency‑department "boarding" — patients on stretchers for hours or days — has worsened. New CMS reporting rules aim to make the crisis visible.

A St. Louis practice management firm says Dr. George Paletta Jr. owes more than $317,000 tied to a settlement after the sale of his medical practice. The company has filed a civil suit in local court.

Washington will consolidate medical records across prisons, psychiatric hospitals and Apple Health providers under a new HCMACS system, with funding and legislative milestones pushing a 2028 launch. The move follows lawsuits tied to delayed care.

A UTHealth-led program will expand pop-up screenings in San Antonio laundromats after a $1.1M grant, adding education and care navigation for underserved neighborhoods.

HonorHealth will open a 40,000‑square‑foot medical fitness center at its Pima Center campus in north Scottsdale in August 2026, pairing physician‑led programs with onsite rehab, pools and courts.