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Scientists and public health experts say measles has regained a foothold in the U.S. as outbreaks like the one in Pennsylvania become more common.
The disturbance in the Force on Mt. Washington has finally subsided. On Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Office of Public Safety announced that the neighborhood’s beloved “Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace” promotional vending machine — dating back to the late 1990s — has been returned and is fully stocked with
An unvaccinated resident of Montour County is the latest measles-related fatality in an outbreak that has so far sickened more than 1,500 people across the commonwealth, state health officials say. The Pennsylvania Health Department did not offer any additional information about the person in a Friday press release. Montour County
Oklahoma State University's new Cimarron supercomputer is 10 times more powerful than its previous system, expanding AI, agriculture and medical research.
The new school will officially launch July 1, 2027, expanding opportunities for nursing students and strengthening partnerships to help address Oklahoma’s health care workforce shortages.
Across the nation, Veterans Day is celebrated Nov. 11. Businesses in southwest Ohio will offer veterans and active military members free meals and other deals in appreciation of their service.
As flu activity increases across New York, local hospitals are taking steps to protect patients and limit the spread of respiratory illnesses.
A state board has approved updated radiation safety rules for hospitals, medical imaging centers and industrial sites, bringing New Mexico’s requirements for X-ray and CT equipment in line with federal
Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte graduated at the top of her class when she earned her medical degree in 1889.
Rural hospitals across Idaho are preparing for another round of federal funding aimed at strengthening health care in smaller communities.
Carla Fong’s uncle had struggled with serious health problems for over two decades that repeatedly sent him to the hospital and kept him from living the life he wanted.
The Georgia Department of Public Health conducted food service inspections in Cobb County on 11/12/2026. The following 4 establishments were inspected.