A Cleveland‑led trial validated the PAM50 genomic test, identifying men with luminal B recurrent prostate tumors who benefit from adding apalutamide to salvage radiation.

Susan G. Komen’s More Than Pink Walk is coming to Barton Creek Square this fall, expected to draw thousands to raise funds for research and patient support. Registration and event details are live.

Duke researchers are testing whether a tiny nasal brush that samples the olfactory lining can reveal Alzheimer’s-related changes years before symptoms. Early results are promising but preliminary.

As it marks 50 years, The Woman’s Hospital of Texas plans to add rooms and a pediatric heart unit to expand local maternal and pediatric services.

UTEP installed El Paso’s first free Narcan vending machine inside the Student Union; organizers say anonymity and restocks have boosted campus access to naloxone.

UT Health San Antonio opened a Center for Excellence in Diabetes Monday, combining clinical care, prevention programming and 12 clinical trials to confront high local diabetes rates.

State inspection files and family photos raise concerns about pests, missed medication and safety at the Jacksonville Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare in Moncrief.

WalletHub’s 2026 study places Honolulu No. 100 of 100 metro areas for overweight and obesity — the least‑overweight metro in the survey — helped by strong food-and-fitness scores and lower state obesity rates.

New data show Santa Rosa's Face to Face supplied 44% of county naloxone and was tied to 66% of reported reversals in 2024.

State officials confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza at two Kent County turkey operations this week; federal data show roughly 78,400 birds affected and MDARD urges strict biosecurity.

Sutter Health announced plans to acquire Minneapolis-based Allina Health in a non-cash deal that would form a roughly $26B system and promise regional investments. Local leaders say patient care and day-to-day operations will continue as usual while regulators review the deal.

UPMC says some patient records may have been improperly accessed after vendor‑flagged requests through a national exchange. The system is notifying affected patients and has alerted federal regulators.

NYC health officials identified the city’s first clade I mpox case in a traveler; CDC confirmed the test. Officials say the patient is recovering and risk remains low.