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HealthLouisiana health policy ignores fathers in maternal care strategy
Louisiana health policy excludes fathers from maternal care strategies. Founder Andre Apparicio of Dad-A-Port argues this gap hurts family health outcomes.
HealthCMS awards Vanderbilt Health 5-star quality rating for 2026
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services awarded Vanderbilt University Hospital and two other Vanderbilt Health facilities a five-star quality rating.
HealthKent Smetters Warns US Debt Jeopardizes Future of Healthcare
Wharton professor Kent Smetters told the Penn Population Aging Research Center that rising U.S. national debt threatens the solvency of American healthcare.
HealthDelta Dental to Pay $2.25M for NYDFS Data Retention Violations
Delta Dental will pay a $2.25 million settlement to the New York Department of Financial Services for failing to properly delete old patient health data.
HealthCDC Data Shows Cooling Trends in Youth Mental Health and Drug Use
New 2024 CDC data shows 3.8 million adolescents reported a major depressive episode, reflecting a decline from previous rates of 21 percent to 15 percent.
HealthAHN adds Airbus H145 D3 helicopter to western PA trauma fleet
Allegheny Health Network launched the first of four new Airbus H145 D3 medical helicopters in western Pennsylvania as part of a 55 million dollar upgrade.
HealthDrone strikes and tunnel warfare spread across Lebanon and Kuwait
The IDF dismantled two tunnels spanning two kilometers in Gaza on May 10, 2026, as drone strikes and subterranean warfare spread across Lebanon and Kuwait.
HealthTai chi loses ground as Hong Kong youth turn to modern yoga studios
Hong Kong youth increasingly favor modern yoga studios over traditional tai chi, leaving the city’s ancient movement practices struggling to find students.
HealthHelene Wrecked NC Addiction Support Sites, New Study Finds
Hurricane Helene destroyed essential addiction recovery centers in Asheville, North Carolina, in September 2024, leaving many residents without support.
HealthWHO Probes Deadly Hantavirus Outbreak Aboard MV Hondius off Cape Verde
The WHO and South African health officials are investigating a hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius near Cape Verde that has caused three confirmed deaths.
HealthGlobal Health Grant Rules Now Require Lead Researchers from LMICs
Wellcome now requires lead researchers from low and middle-income countries to head projects, turning geographic leadership into a firm funding requirement.
HealthSyphilis Cases Hit 30-Year High as Doctors Push Universal Screening
Syphilis cases in the United States have reached a 30-year high. Medical experts now urge universal screening protocols to address 12 years of rising rates.