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Wisconsin health officials announced on Friday a second death associated with the ongoing measles outbreak in the state.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources recommends the state’s hunting and fishing regulator prohibit feeding deer and elk in 11 counties to try to prevent the spread of disease.
The state is receiving roughly $350,000 more than it was awarded in the first year of the Rural Health Transformation Program.
Construction is planned in three phases and is expected to begin Oct. 2027 and conclude in 2029.
The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported one confirmed case in the county in October.
NASHVILLE (BP) – When a pastor thinks about making an impact in the public square, “relationships” may not be the first word that comes to mind. A former Kentucky pastor,
More than 5,000 Missourians with developmental disabilities who rely on state employees to help them access services will be assigned to outside agencies by the end of 2027, a move
A woman who is a patient at the University of Kentucky HealthCare has entered an experimental trial for lupus and is one of the first in the United States to test it.
UK St. Claire is encouraging people to stay on top of recommended cancer screenings, including when they feel healthy, as the hospital prepares to offer breast, cervical and lung cancer screenings Saturday.
Students treated their favorite stuffed animals as patients, practicing everything from CPR to surgery while learning about medical careers and in-school health clinics.
The changes come primarily from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that Congress passed in 2025. The Trump administration says it is meant to root out waste, fraud and abuse.