Researchers at the University of Texas use AI and neuroimaging to detect early signs of bipolar disorder in children with a family history of the illness.

April is National Donate Life Month, and Michigan is highlighting the need for organ donors with community events and education efforts about organ donation.

Manos de Cristo, a non-profit in Austin, provides affordable dental care and other essential services to the underserved, assisting about 30,000 people annually.

Veteran trust in the Department of Veterans Affairs’ healthcare has increased to 92%, with improvements noted in services and more Veterans enrolling for care following the PACT Act's expansion of eligibility.

Georgia is set to gain incremental improvements in mental health services in 2024, with several targeted bills passed by the legislature but broader reforms facing challenges.

Health officials in Montgomery County are addressing a whooping cough outbreak among high school students, with symptoms like runny noses and coughing. Vaccination effectiveness concerns due to waning immunity are noted.

A Houston doctor faces charges for allowing an unlicensed assistant to perform plastic surgeries, leading to patient complaints about botched procedures.

Norovirus cases in San Diego have been linked to frozen Korean oysters served at 100s Seafood Grill Buffet, prompting a warning from FDA and health officials.

Syphilis cases surge in Austin, mirroring a national trend, with a significant rise in infections and test demands at local clinics. Various factors including healthcare access and a shortage of the key antibiotic contribute to the increase.

The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance advises residents to review insurance policies and take safety measures for homes during spring cleaning.

Washington's Department of Health announces winners of the 2024 Northwest Radon Poster Contest, emphasizing radon awareness and the importance of testing for the carcinogenic gas.

The Washington State Department of Health has taken disciplinary actions, including license suspensions and revocations, against multiple health care professionals for misconduct.

The Breakthrough Mental Health Conference is scheduled for May 4, promising valuable mental health insights and networking opportunities at the ASU Chandler Innovation Center.