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The United States has lost its official measles elimination status for the first time in 26 years. Here's what to know. more
Registered nurses at Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center are scheduled to hold a candlelight vigil Sunday evening to protest alleged staffing cuts, equipment shortages, and concerns about the … more
DNA variation is very common, and broader genetic testing may help optimize the medications clinicians prescribe to patients, research shows. more
Lara Chatel Turbide, MS, Chief Operating Officer, University of Rochester Medicine Finger Lakes Health (Photo provided)Media Release GENEVA – Geneva General Hospital, part of the… Login to … more
Holyoke officials are lighting the City Hall clock tower blue to observe World diabetes Day and National diabetes Awareness Month. more
WASHINGTON >> The Trump administration will allow states to delay enforcement of new rules requiring low-income adults to work in order to receive Medicaid coverage, according to a letter it sent … more
Not every problem needs a 3D-printed solution. more
Candidates tied to the Make America Healthy Again movement suffered a series of electoral defeats in the 2026 midterm elections. Yet, many Americans still support MAHA and the policies it champions. … more
Six Peptides, One Major Policy Shift: What RFK Jr.'s Decision Really Means - Kevin Kearns The post Six Peptides, One Major Policy Shift: What RFK Jr.’s Decision Really Means – Kevin Kearns … more
While smoking is usually the main culprit, there are other risk factors. Here's where patients can research screening options. more
International health experts declared the United States has forfeited its measles elimination status. more
The Pan American Health Organization has revoked the United States’ measles-elimination status, ending a 26-year run after determining the country failed to halt continuous transmission of the … more
New York officials and federal prosecutors recently announced multiple indictments and guilty pleas involving a $13.3 million Medicaid and Medicare fraud scheme, prompting advocates to urge Governor … more
New York officials and federal prosecutors recently announced multiple indictments and guilty pleas involving a $13.3 million Medicaid and Medicare fraud scheme, prompting advocates to urge Governor … more
The number of confirmed measles cases across the U.S. this year has soared to 5,412 as of Nov. 12, more than double the 2,289 cases through all of 2025. more
A new AARP report revealed that caregivers in New York spend an average of $15,845 annually out of pocket, representing 36% of their household income and outpacing both national averages and … more
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WOWK) — West Virginia's first medical respite care facility opened up in Huntington on Friday. According to a Marshall Health Network (MHN) release, MHN, the Marshall University … more
Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday urged the legislature’s Joint Budget Committee not to use the tax dollars generated by Amendment 87 as an excuse to avoid cutting Medicaid spending more
Many cannabis products sold at dispensaries don't even contain expiration dates, researchers in Colorado have found. more
"Dan was an avid outdoorsman. He especially enjoyed cycling, downhill and cross-country skiing, hiking, and fishing with his family and friends." The post Local obituary: Daniel Arnett, 44, … more
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