NYC says 2 more die from Upper East Side Legionnaires' outbreak, bringing toll to 11 ↗
The cluster, which has sickened 94 people since July, is the deadliest in New York City since a 2015 outbreak in the Bronx killed 17.
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People listen as El Khat, a Yemeni Jewish “junkyard band,” performs during the Richmond Folk Festival, Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, in Richmond, Va.
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For Dr. Annapoorna Kini, a cardiologist in New York, one “calming” practice in particular is a must, she tells TODAY.com.
A Metro Detroit plastic surgeon’s medical license has now been suspended in three states.
Three decades later, physicians who treated children in 1991 can hardly believe that Pennsylvania is again contending with the nation’s worst measles outbreak.
A runny nose, cough and congestion, but tests for common illnesses come back negative. What a Des Moines nurse practitioner says patients should know about an unidentified sickness sweeping the area.
The executive order issued Monday allows more health officials across New York to administer measles vaccines and test for the disease.
One Central Maine Medical Center nurse will return to work this week after being fired in mid-September, according to union officials in a press release issued Monday night.
Searchers found a “debris field” off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts, from an air ambulance that was carrying six people when it vanished over the...
A Boston-bound medical plane vanished off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts, early Saturday morning.
Medical waste incineration at the Curtis Bay Energy facility in South Baltimore will end under a settlement with the Maryland Department of the Environment.
Pennsylvania state historical markers in Philadelphia will be repaired over the coming weeks to fix cracks and make cosmetic improvements. The city has more than 300 of the blue and yellow signs.