State inspectors ordered three Central Florida restaurants to close during the week of April 5 61; state records and local reporting list the shutdowns and how they’re resolved.

Doctors and regulators are urging California to consider banning high‑silica engineered stone after hundreds of fabricators developed silicosis and dozens have died.

Oregon Health Authority says Centennial Middle School in Southeast Portland was an exposure site after a confirmed measles case visited campus across several days in early April. Local clinics can help with testing and post‑exposure options.

Children’s Hospital Colorado and experts warn April brings a seasonal rise in youth mental‑health emergencies; parents are urged to check in and use crisis resources.

A JAMA Network Open study of nearly 128,000 postmenopausal women found living in high‑radon homes was associated with about a 31% higher ovarian cancer incidence and mortality. The paper highlights testing and EPA guidance.

SFDPH credits expanded prevention and growing use of doxy‑PEP as syphilis, chlamydia and gonorrhea fell in 2025.

CMS inspection records and advocates say Ohio nursing homes have discharged medically fragile residents to homeless shelters, often without prescriptions or follow‑up care.

AdventHealth has broken ground on a 12‑bed, 13,000+ sq ft freestanding ER on State Road 54 in New Port Richey. The facility is slated to open in 2027 and add roughly 35 jobs.

A federal review and related records say chronic understaffing, training gaps and paperwork errors at the Life Alliance organ‑procurement agency prompted its decertification and a federal handoff of South Florida services.

The FDA recommended a Class II recall of multiple private‑label cough drops after inspection findings at a Chinese plant. Consumers should check lot and UPC numbers before using store‑brand lozenges.

Aurora’s leave‑behind Narcan program is credited with saving lives and linking survivors to treatment.

IU Health is expanding clinical rotations and recruitment in Indianapolis to close a respiratory therapist staffing gap that leaders say threatens care. New hires and bonuses are part of the push.

A shortage of residency training slots is pushing Hawaii medical graduates to the mainland, concentrating specialty care in Honolulu and straining neighbor‑island access.