Businessman Johnwick Nathan Sentenced in Arizona Medicaid Fraud Case, Ordered to Pay $2M in Restitution
Businessman Johnwick Nathan was sentenced for defrauding Arizona's Medicaid system, making $21M through his company, Harbor Health. He received four years of probation and must pay $2M restitution.
Attorneys Challenge Texas Medical Board's New Abortion Rules for Legal Clarification
Attorneys Amy and Steve Bresnan may petition the Texas Medical Board for clearer abortion guidelines, criticizing recent amendments as insufficient for assuring physicians on legally performing necessary abortions.
San Antonio's Black Fathers Seek Visibility and Support Amid Societal Challenges
San Antonio community groups are providing support and resources to Black fathers, highlighting the need for father-inclusive initiatives in areas like healthcare and parenting, amidst experiences of feeling overlooked and undervalued.
Chicago Expands Victim Support and Braces for Summer Heat with Health Initiatives and PlayStreets Program
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson expands the ESVF for victims of gun violence and the city prepares for extreme heat by advising residents to use cooling centers. The latest Healthy Chicago Podcast discusses the PlayStreets initiative.
Sleepless in San Diego No More: UC San Diego's Breakthrough Drug May Be the Miracle Cure for Sleep Apnea
A study at UC San Diego School of Medicine found the diabetes drug tirzepatide to be effective in treating obstructive sleep apnea, reducing breathing disruptions better than a placebo.
Texas Allocates $1.5 Billion for Mental Health Infrastructure, Announces Plans for Seven New Psychiatric Hospitals
Texas is investing $1.5 billion in mental health infrastructure, building seven new psychiatric hospitals to address a rising mental health crisis and the needs of forensic patients.












