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Hundreds of residents lined up before dawn outside the Eureka Municipal Auditorium as California CareForce returned to Humboldt County to provide free dental, vision, and medical services during its three-day clinic.
The restrictions will hit the roughly 71,700 people in the state enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and the retailers that accept the benefit as payment.
More than 5,000 people have been infected with measles in the United States this year, as the country faces the loss of its long-held elimination status later this month.
MELINDA JEAN “MINDY” BRACE MONKTON — Melinda Jean “Mindy” Brace, 62 of Monkton passed away Oct. 26, 2026, at UVM Medical Center in Burlington, Vt. She was born April 10, 1964, in Burlington, the daughter…
LOCK HAVEN — The Alzheimer’s Support Group of Clinton County will meet Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m., at Covenant United Methodist Church, 44 W. Main St., Lock Haven. The group, sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Pennsylvania and Covenant Church, is open to anyone caring for someone with dementia or any memory loss […]
Pennsylvania recorded its sixth measles death of the year as the outbreak that has sickened nearly 1,500 mostly unvaccinated people grows. The state Health Department on Wednesday confirmed that an unvaccinated person in Jefferson County who tested positive for measles has died. It’s the second death related to the highly contagious virus in the county. […]
A western Pennsylvania hospital owned by Tenor Health Foundation, nonprofit owner of Commonwealth Health, suspended services after state revoked its operating license amid fiscal challenges.
The University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) is building a $110 million Outpatient Care Center in Towson.
The nursing homes are being sold to New York investment firm Vantage Point Capital LLC.
Nearly 60% of voters supported the restrictions, despite a coalition of public health experts, doctors and advocates campaigning against them.
The Kentucky Judicial Commission on Mental Health presented the survey to the Interim Joint Committee on Judiciary with researchers from the University of Kentucky College of Public Health. Of the 76 county jails invited to participate, 58 submitted complete responses.
More government red tape, the demise of COVID-19 benefits and anxiety about immigration crackdowns factor into a surge to 8.5% in the portion of Kansas children without health insurance in 2025.