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HealthPlanned Parenthood resumes Medicaid billing in nationwide clinics
Planned Parenthood resumed Medicaid billing this Sunday after being locked out for nearly a year by a July 2025 tax law signed by President Donald Trump.
HealthHoury: CDC data access concerns aired
Former CDC official Dr. Debra Houry details political interference concerns with scientific data access on "Face the Nation" July 5, 2026.
HealthAging Drivers Face Higher Crash Risks on California Roads
Paul Pelosi, 86, was involved in a car accident in Yountville, California, on Friday, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding aging drivers and road safety.
HealthEurope’s June Heatwave Reveals Collapse of Public Health Systems
France recorded 2,025 excess deaths during the final week of June, exposing a systemic failure of public health infrastructure amid the extreme heatwave.
HealthBBC study tracks stress levels in England fans during sports matches
A new BBC study monitors the physical stress levels of England fans during tense sports matches to reveal how the body reacts to competitive pressure.
HealthDanny Glover, 79, Reveals Alzheimer’s Diagnosis on Today Show
Actor Danny Glover, 79, announced on NBC’s The Today Show on July 1, 2026, that he has been living with an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis for several years.
HealthStudy finds 2026 World Cup stress rarely harms healthy fan hearts
A recent study confirms that watching the 2026 World Cup rarely harms healthy hearts, as excitement functions more like exercise than a clinical danger.
HealthGarden Grove toxic chemical leak prompts urgent health warnings
Authorities evacuated 40,000 Garden Grove residents on Friday, May 22, after a storage vessel leaked methyl methacrylate, creating a dangerous toxic vapor.
HealthFDLPD de-escalates crisis with 59-year-old man at Motel 6
Fond du Lac police officers and a social worker safely resolved a crisis involving a 59-year-old man at the Motel 6 on 649 W. Johnson Street on Friday.
HealthOKC Council approves Robert Ravitz Mental Health Center construction
The Oklahoma City Council approved final plans for the Robert Ravitz Crisis Center, a mental health facility funded by the city's $1.1 billion MAPS 4.
HealthChildren’s Hospital Colorado sees youth mental health crisis persist
Children’s Hospital Colorado reports that the youth mental health crisis remains unresolved five years after the facility declared a state of emergency.
HealthOKC Council approves final plans for Robert Ravitz Crisis Center
The Oklahoma City Council approved final plans for the MAPS 4 Robert Ravitz Crisis Center, located at 1200 NE 13th St., to support mental health recovery.