MIT and Caltech scientists have developed a new vaccine designed to protect against multiple coronavirus variants by using nanoparticles with receptor-binding proteins.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and health commissioner Dr. Morse have pledged continued support for abortion access, highlighting the Abortion Access Hub's role in aiding thousands, many from restrictive states.

Nearly one in four New York nursing homes have safety and quality issues, with similar concerns in 25% of US homes. Data suggests for-profit homes are often lower-rated; state hospitals also rank poorly nationally.

The article warns about the risks of radon gas in homes, advises winter as the best time for testing, and informs Arizona residents about free radon test kits from ADHS.

Governor Hochul announced a $180 million investment for a cancer care center in Jamaica, Queens, in collaboration with MSKCC, to improve local healthcare access.

San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich is recuperating from a mild stroke since November 2024 and continues to influence the team during his recovery, with interim coach Mitch Johnson consulting him.

Tempe and Chandler launch Beyond the Shop to train barbers and stylists as mental health advocates, aiming to use their unique community role to reduce stigma and connect clients with resources.

IDPH launched a dashboard for detailed tracking of firearm violence in Illinois, aiming to support data-driven policies and programs to combat this public health crisis.

Arizona firms GT Medical Technologies and Solera Health raise $37 million and $40 million, respectively, to advance healthcare technologies for brain tumor treatment and digital health platforms.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $188 million investment into seven healthcare partnerships in New York, aimed at enhancing care quality and stabilizing safety-net hospitals.

MDC Brooklyn is scrutinized for deplorable conditions, operating with only two doctors for over 1,100 inmates, leading to medical neglect and raising concerns about inmate care.

Pasadena Water and Power reports improved water quality in more areas after the Eaton Fire, but some places remain under a Do-Not-Drink Notice.

A study predicts U.S. dementia cases will double by 2060, affecting one in two Americans after age 55, and suggests health policy changes to address the rising burden and related healthcare costs.