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Tennessee removed nursing home inspection reports from its website, forcing families to navigate slower and costlier records requests. Advocates say the change hides critical safety information.
Maryland has confirmed its 13th measles case of 2026 after a possible exposure at an Elkton hospital. Anyone who visited the emergency department Sunday night faces a three-week symptom watch.
A luxury Moab resort was ordered closed after Utah regulators found its water-treatment system had failed and guests may have received unsafe water.
The 60-room hospital on Jimmie Leeds Road in Galloway Township treats stroke, brain injury, and spinal cord patients close to home.
After a decade of treatment for multiple myeloma and AL amyloidosis, a Lincoln woman is finding health, mobility and joy again after CAR-T therapy.
Chipotle removed jalapeños from Minnesota restaurants as officials investigate a Salmonella outbreak linked to a possible common lot.
Utah has reported 48 cyclosporiasis cases since May 1, including five with no travel outside the state. Officials say none have been linked to the national lettuce outbreak.
A Catskills summer camp combines kayaks, climbing walls and an around-the-clock pediatric medical operation for children with serious illnesses and disabilities.
An Atlanta woman alleges a mislabeled tissue sample led to a cancer misdiagnosis and an unnecessary hysterectomy. Kaiser Permanente is named in the lawsuit.
U.S. measles cases have topped 2,300 in 2026, prompting Immunize El Paso to urge families to check MMR records before the school year gets fully underway.
Long Beach’s VA has opened a 120-bed Community Living Center with private rooms, rehabilitation services, hospice care and a home-like small-house design.
A Lake County family says a dangerously chlorinated splash pad left their 4-year-old hospitalized with internal bleeding. The lawsuit now puts Eastlake’s water-safety oversight under scrutiny.
At 106, former UH engineering professor James Chou is still working out regularly and recently returned to reconnect with students and colleagues.
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