UT Austin is testing a one‑week cognitive processing therapy for pregnant and postpartum people; early reports show fast symptom drops in some participants. The study pairs telehealth with local support groups.

Corewell Health posted about $1.27B in net income in 2025 after a surge in investment returns, positioning the system to build two massive patient towers in Michigan.

A South Broadway cafe is offering licensed microdose sessions that pair tiny amounts of psilocybin with yoga, art and breathwork. Sessions run about 90 minutes and cost roughly $150.

Nevada’s medical board has added genetic counselors to the list of licensed professions, starting a 2026 licensure rollout and a July 1 deadline for current practitioners.

Grant County confirmed two measles infections in children and listed potential exposure sites in Moses Lake. Health officials say unvaccinated residents should check MMR status and call their provider.

A Johns Hopkins analysis of Healthy Minds data shows large long‑term increases in depression and suicidal ideation among college students even as some short‑term measures improve.

Pest videos and a county inspection put Queens University's student center under scrutiny as administrators promise pest control and sanitation steps.

Wake County asked schools to name health liaisons and set aside isolation rooms as North Carolina tracks about two dozen measles cases; parents may see more testing and outreach.

NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis is teaming with Baltimore County Public Schools to pilot the Rising Together mental‑health screening in 15 middle schools to identify and connect at‑risk students early.

Leaders met at The Orleans to confront a deep shortage of doctors, nurses and mental‑health clinicians. Lawmakers approved SB5 and $60M, but residencies and retention remain the choke points.

Chicago health officials say RSV activity is unusually high for mid‑March and are weighing extended infant immunizations as ER visits and wastewater signals climb.

NYU gastroenterologist Aasma Shaukat warns that colorectal cancer is rising in younger adults as new American Cancer Society data show cause for concern.

KFF and CDC figures show opioid deaths fell roughly 32% in 2024, and Ohio’s decline outpaced many states as officials credit naloxone, treatment and new early‑warning tools.