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HealthKate Simonet Advocates for Mental Health Reform at Park Center High
Kate Simonet, a 2013 Park Center Senior High graduate, leads a new campaign to integrate mental health resources into youth sports programs in Minnesota.
HealthVanderbilt researcher probes how high salt intake alters immune cells
Vanderbilt researcher Mohammad Saleem received the 2026 Shih-Chun Wang Young Investigator Award for his study on how high salt intake alters immune cells.
HealthEndeavor Health Swedish Hospital Reviews Protocols After Saturday Shoo
Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital is reviewing safety protocols after a shooting occurred during a custodial transfer at its Ravenswood facility on April 25.
HealthDEA Sets April 25 Drug Take Back Day to Clear Household Medicines
The DEA hosts a national Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 25. Citizens can drop off unused or expired prescription medications at local collection sites.
HealthSuspect Kills Guard in Shooting at Chicago’s Swedish Hospital
A suspect killed a security guard during a shooting at Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital in Chicago on Saturday, April 25, 2026, during a police transport.
HealthCamp Mystic Faces License Review After 27 Deaths in Hunt Flood
Texas regulators are reviewing the license of Camp Mystic in Hunt, Texas, following a flood that caused the deaths of 27 girls and camp counselors last year.
HealthGeorgia ER Visits Surge as Wildfire Smoke Strains Air Quality
Atrium Health Navicent in Macon reports a rise in emergency room visits as wildfire smoke and drought conditions cause respiratory distress for patients.
HealthAI Models Analyze Gut Microbiome Data to Diagnose Mental Disorders
The Brain-Gut Health Initiative uses AI models to analyze microbiome data, aiming to provide objective physiological diagnoses for depression and schizophrenia.
HealthAI Medical Tools Risk Codifying Historical Bias in Clinical Data
Michelle R. Kaufman and Ai Yajuan warn that AI medical diagnostic tools risk codifying historical biases against women found in foundational clinical data.
HealthUNC Student Launches Syphilis Prevention Program in Prisons
UNC student Claire Siebert implemented a syphilis education curriculum across all 122 Federal Bureau of Prisons institutions on April 24, 2026, nationwide.
Health988 Hotline Linked to Fewer Youth Suicides
A JAMA study reveals that the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline launch in July 2022 correlates with a measurable reduction in suicide rates among young Americans.
HealthBridgeport Man Sheds 200 Pounds Through Consistent Routine
Adam Bird, a 36-year-old Bridgeport man, lost 200 pounds by following a strict daily routine after his weight caused chronic health issues in April 2019.