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The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.
A group of small businesses have formed an alliance to advocate for patients, clients, and providers in Ohio’s growing home health field. The Ohio Home Care Advocacy Alliance advocates for the 140,000 patients, 153,000 home health aides, and 835 known home health providers who provide a variety of services to an aging population and people in need of support for daily functions.
Ohio officials are warning residents that certain products labeled as dietary supplements may contain illegal substances.
Health clinics and organizations advocating for poor and working-class Nebraskans say the rollout of Medicaid work requirements has been rife with problems.
The Minnesota Department of Health on Thursday reported 59 new measles cases, bringing the total case count to 139 so far this year.
Officials bestowed upon the quiet residential street, Essex Court, the additional title of Logan Coyle Court.
Hospital leaders say rural facilities aren’t receiving millions given to the state by Congress for rural healthcare.
A three-judge appeals court panel in California upheld a lower court’s ruling permitting a lawsuit involving two medical shows to move forward, finding that “ER" and “The Pitt" have enough in common to warrant the court case.
For years, scientists have explored how the molecules that waft from our breath or skin might be harnessed to sniff out a variety of ailments. Advancements...
The death immediately follows Pennsylvania reporting its sixth measles-associated death this year, and New York reporting its first.
Swedish candy shops are popping up all over Utah and across the country. What is Swedish candy? How do I find Swedish candy near me?
Heather Webb felt relieved. After months of experiencing debilitating pain and swelling in the weeks leading up to her periods, she'd finally figured out the cause. Her physician, Dr. Clint Henson, said there was a simple surgical fix: a partial hysterectomy.