Wells Pharma of Houston voluntarily pulled thousands of ketamine, fentanyl and phenylephrine injectables after FDA found manufacturing problems. Hospitals are checking supplies.

Orange County confirmed a measles case in an infant linked to international travel; officials are notifying possible exposures and urging vaccination.

The Stuart Family Foundation gave OU Health $2M toward the new Stephenson Cancer Center in Tulsa, funding exam rooms, infusion suites and clinical‑trial space. The donation also names a first‑floor café in the new facility.

State officials say Vibrio infections—including dangerous V. vulnificus cases—rose in 2025. People with liver disease or weakened immunity should avoid raw shellfish and open wounds.

Roswell Park is testing CAR‑T as a possible one‑time ‘immune reset’ for lupus and related autoimmune diseases. Early remissions look promising, but safety and long‑term data remain limited.

State regulators want to ban at‑home injections of ketamine and require clinics to register and meet safety standards, prompting industry pushback over access and cost.

A new HHS OIG audit finds widespread generator and maintenance failures at U.S. nursing homes and places Tennessee in a medium‑risk category. Families and regulators face fresh questions about enforcement and readiness.

Air Methods and Covenant Health will open two 24/7 air‑medical bases in Morristown and Rockwood this May, bringing H135 helicopters and crews able to carry whole blood.

Baptist Memorial broke ground April 30 on a $27M, 18,000‑sq‑ft hospital near Somerville that will restore emergency and inpatient care to Fayette County and is slated to open in March 2027.

Northwell’s 2025 operating margin narrowed to about 1.2% as pandemic-era funding faded, even while revenue rose to roughly $20 billion.

Wegovy is approved for teens and a new trial shows liraglutide can lower BMI in younger children, but safety, coverage and cost questions remain for Cleveland families.

State prisons have rapidly expanded Suboxone treatment; enrollments and program costs have risen, prompting lawmakers and advocates to clash over diversion and oversight.

A new study links childhood obesity to sizable drops in adult earnings and neighborhood opportunity. Miami‑Dade’s local rates make the findings especially relevant to the county.