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HealthHospitals Lack Oversight Frameworks for AI Diagnostic Tools
Hospitals currently lack the internal oversight frameworks needed to govern AI diagnostic tools safely, despite the rapid growth of clinical technology.
HealthOklahoma City approves construction of Robert Ravitz Crisis Center
Oklahoma City officials approved construction plans for the Robert Ravitz Crisis Center, a $45 million facility funded by the city's MAPS 4 mental health plan.
HealthEl Paso ISD faces $19 million shortfall in employee health fund
The El Paso Independent School District faces a $19 million shortfall in its employee health insurance fund amid a larger $52.8 million budget deficit.
HealthSwansea Board of Health pulls Venus De Milo food permit
The Swansea Board of Health revoked the food permit for Venus De Milo in Massachusetts after the event venue failed to submit required sanitation reports.
HealthNorth Carolina lawmakers move to limit AI in medical decisions
North Carolina lawmakers are drafting new legislation to restrict the use of artificial intelligence in medical and clinical diagnostic decision-making.
HealthFive years after emergency declaration, youth mental health stays grim
Five years after Children’s Hospital Colorado declared a youth mental health emergency, data shows 12% of teens report poor mental health in the state today.
HealthTexas revokes Camp Mystic medical leader's license after flood
Texas regulators revoked the medical license of a Camp Mystic leader following a flood, citing failures in emergency preparedness and pediatric health care.
HealthGOP Plan Aims to Put Health Care Spending Directly in Patient Hands
House Republicans are pushing a new policy to move health care funding away from employer plans and put cash directly into the hands of individual patients.
HealthHHS advisory links excessive screen time to child health declines
The Department of Health and Human Services issued an advisory linking excessive screen time to lower sleep quality, poor behavior, and less activity.
HealthFirst Hand Foundation secures health screenings for 18,000 KC students
The First Hand Foundation officially takes over health screenings for 18,000 Kansas City students after Oracle ends its long-term support for the program.
HealthCheryl Colleluori Tackles Cancer Care Costs in Philly Challenge
Cheryl Colleluori, a 2025 Be Well Philly Health Hero finalist, fights to lower cancer care costs after her son Nick battled lymphoma at Hofstra University.
HealthOklahoma City breaks ground on new Robert Ravitz Crisis Center
Oklahoma City officials broke ground on the $15.27 million Robert Ravitz Crisis Center, a mental health facility funded by the MAPS 4 improvement program.