Camden County health officials confirmed a lab‑verified active TB case and have launched contact tracing. Household members are being tested while the patient remains hospitalized.

A county funding shortfall has put the ADAMHS Board between fully staffing a new crisis receiving center and protecting services for dozens of local behavioral‑health agencies. The decision could come as soon as next week.

Atrium Health will pilot fully electric mobile hospital hubs — including chemotherapy — to bring hospital-level diagnostics and treatment to rural western North Carolina. Federal funds will pay for three pilot units.

Berkeley High warned that people on campus on Feb. 2 may have been exposed to mumps as city health officials open an investigation. Families are being urged to check vaccination records and call a doctor if symptoms appear.

A global Nature Medicine analysis links nearly 40% of cancers to avoidable causes. Experts say vaccines, quitting tobacco and regular screening could cut many local cases.

Nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian reached a tentative deal with hospital management after a historic strike, with a union vote pending to ratify workplace protections and salary increases.

An Alabama man's estate has sued South Point and The Grandview, alleging Legionella exposure during a 2023 Las Vegas trip led to his death.

Ohio enacts a statewide quarantine to curb the spread of the invasive spotted lanternfly, aiming to protect its wine industry and agricultural sectors.

After a successful heart transplant, 10‑year‑old Chloe Comess inspired Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital to launch a Fontan Fitness Clinic that pairs specialists with exercise rehab.

UCLA Health is converting the former Olympia Medical Center into a 119‑bed Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital in Mid‑Wilshire, including a 20‑bed outpatient stabilization unit.

Illinois regulators seek to suspend or revoke Dr. Cosmin Dobrescu’s license after a 2022 Alaska heart operation ended in a patient’s death. A hearing is set for March 31, 2026.

Orchard Hospital will add a 16-bed youth psychiatric unit behind its Gridley campus, funded by a $9M federal grant and due late 2026.

Tens of thousands of Broward residents are scrambling for care after Florida Blue’s contract fights put major hospital systems out of network.