The Tennessee legislature rejected a bill that aimed to protect IVF and birth control from being affected by strict abortion laws, stirring reactions statewide.

UnitedHealthcare's Change Healthcare reportedly suffered a cyberattack by ALPHV/Blackcat, who may have received a $22 million Bitcoin ransom from them, causing healthcare disruptions and prescription issues.

Lineage Logistics in San Bernardino is opening up its Risk Management Plan (RMP) involving anhydrous ammonia storage for public review until April 24, following a Fire Protection District announcement.

Granite Creek Health and Rehabilitation in Prescott settles with families after a COVID-19 outbreak resulted in 20 deaths.

A University of Minnesota study found only 25.6% of rural smokers attempted to quit in a year, citing limited resources and social factors as challenges.

The Castro's fitness fad continues to flex its muscle with a new pilates-inspired studio headed for a long-vacant storefront.

UMass Amherst researchers analyzed 1,497 fruit snacks, finding that dried fruit, fruit puree, and canned fruit in juice are the healthiest options, aligning with federal dietary guidelines.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson collaborates with City Colleges and the University of Chicago to expand healthcare education and job opportunities on the South Side.

The Maricopa County Attorney's Office held a forum to educate about the escalating fentanyl crisis, highlighting the drug's accessibility and youth impact.

The health inspection at Druid Hills Middle School's cafeteria failed with a score of 63 due to violations like improper handwashing and food at unsafe temperatures. Efforts to address the issues are underway.

Houston Health Department provides free dental screenings and treatments to over 200 students in Houston, aiming to prevent cavities and improve school attendance.

Los Angeles County has issued a rain advisory for all beaches, warning against water contact due to potential bacterial influx from recent rains, effective until Wednesday morning.

San Francisco's use of doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis (doxy-PEP) leads to a reduction in chlamydia and syphilis cases among at-risk communities.