City briefs show Cleveland's breast cancer incidence and deaths exceed state and national averages, with marked neighborhood and racial disparities.

Ohio regulators recalled Sweet Talk gels and gummies after inspectors found individual servings missing the required THC symbol. Customers are being told to check packaging and return affected items for refunds.

USC plans a community pharmacy and clinic at 3232 W. Slauson Ave. in April to bring prescriptions, vaccines and screenings closer to South LA residents.

Donna Hyland is stepping down as CEO of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta after an 18‑year tenure; Dr. Patrick Frias of Rady Children’s has been named her successor.

Henry Ford is transferring Madison Heights Hospital to Trillium for a behavioral‑health retrofit — but a WARN notice says 114 vendor jobs will end.

NCDHHS announced a March 5 pilot to let 988 counselors dispatch mobile crisis teams directly, aiming to shorten response times and reduce police involvement.

Dell Children's completed its 50th pediatric heart transplant after five years of program building, bringing more complex cardiac care to Central Texas.

Jacksonville University plans a 21,000‑square‑foot simulation center on the third floor of its Health Sciences building, centralizing training as the new medical school opens. The city is reviewing the permit for the $3.7M build‑out.

A Guttmacher report finds Michigan lost 12% of brick‑and‑mortar abortion clinics by December 2025, intensifying travel, cost and care gaps — especially in rural areas.

Hamilton County recorded 194 overdose deaths in 2025, the fewest in more than a decade, the coroner says. Officials warn new synthetic opioids and supply risk remain.

Children’s National reported an 80% one‑week jump in pediatric flu cases as DC logs thousands of cases this season. Health officials urge vaccination and early care.

Allegheny County ordered Eggheads Saloon in Brookline closed after inspectors found an active sewage backup, blocked sinks and other sanitation failures. The bar must fix sewer issues and disinfect the basement before reopening.

Long Beach will ship free harm-reduction kits — test strips and naloxone — discreetly to residents in neighborhoods hit hardest by overdoses.