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Will Lawmakers Heed the Call for More Affordable Health Care by Expanding Medicaid in TX, GA, KS & WI?
Over the last year there hasn’t been much discussion around creating more affordable health coverage in the last ten states that haven’t expanded Medicaid. But yesterday’s election dramatically changed the political status quo in at least four of the non-expansion states: Georgia, Kansas, Texas, and Wisconsin. That makes Medicaid expansion more viable in those states […]
ASCAP Unveils Mental Health Initiative for Songwriters
ASCAP has unveiled a mental health initiative for songwriters via a new collaboration with Project Healthy Minds.
Health department warns of potential measles exposure at several Middle Tennessee locations. Here’s what to know
The health department noted that while the case currently poses no broad threat to the general public, the individual was in public areas across Middle Tennessee during their infectious period over the past week.
Springfield food pantry hosts free food and wellness fair with Baystate Health, UMass
Springfield residents had the opportunity to learn about healthy eating, receive free health screenings and explore local wellness resources Thursday during a food and wellness fair at the Martin Luther King Jr. Family Services community center.
Progressives in Congress Can Now Sway Funding, Investigations, Health Policy
Progressives may soon have the best opportunity in decades to influence the direction of the Democratic Party.
Wisconsin infant dies from measles: Health officials
It’s the first measles death in the state since 1990.
Flu Cases Surge Early in Louisiana: Health Experts Explain Vaccine Science
Flu Cases Surge Early in Louisiana: Health Experts Explain Vaccine Science
Vandalia Health, osteopathic school to reopen labor, delivery services at Greenbrier Medical Center
Greenbrier County families will again have access to labor and delivery services through an agreement between Vandalia Health and the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine.
UCLA Health to lead national study on menstrual symptoms and breast pain in NCAA Division I student-athletes
UCLA Health is set to lead a national study examining how premenstrual symptoms, menstrual pain and breast pain affect collegiate female student-athletes’ training, competition and overall well-being.
Flu Cases Surge Early in Louisiana: Health Experts Explain Vaccine Science
Flu Cases Surge Early in Louisiana: Health Experts Explain Vaccine Science
Rep. DelBene says Democrats will focus on costs, health care after retaking House
US Rep. Suzan DelBene says Democrats plan to make affordability and health care priorities when they take control of the House in January, after voters gave the
RFK Jr. discusses tribal health in Bismarck
One of President Trump’s cabinet members visited North Dakota today to discuss Native American health.
Federal officials visit North Dakota to link soil health, farm profits and medical care
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFGO) - Top federal and state officials met in North Dakota on Thursday to examine how better ...
Bodycam video shows emergency response to Perez Hilton’s mental health crisis in Miami-Dade
Newly released body camera footage from the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office on Thursday shows emergency crews responding to celebrity blogger Perez Hilton’s South Florida home after he experienced a mental health crisis and repeatedly harmed himself during a TikTok livestream.
Why is morning light crucial to health? Your time change questions, answered.
Answering readers’ questions about why sleep experts oppose permanent daylight saving time.
Food Literacy: An Overlooked Ingredient in Healthy Eating
Food literacy combines nutrition knowledge with the skills needed to plan meals, select foods, and prepare them within everyday constraints. Research on cooking and nutrition education suggests potential benefits, but evidence that improving food literacy produces lasting dietary changes or better health remains limited.
Henry Ford Health investing $15M neighborhood projects near Detroit, Jackson hospitals
According to Henry Ford Health, $11 million will support projects in neighborhoods near Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.
Chicago teaming up with Prism Health for two-year childhood lead exposure testing pilot program
Tribal chairs tell RFK Jr. they need federal resources to improve their own healthcare
Native American communities experience some of the highest disparities in healthcare in the country. Tribal chairs are hoping to work with U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who visited North Dakota Thursday, to remedy that.
Gov. Whitmer issues executive directive protecting reproductive health data
The directive instructs departments and agencies to conduct a comprehensive review of all policies that relate to the collection, maintenance, and storage of reproductive health care data.
Oregon sues Trump administration over Medicaid work requirements
Oregon has sued the Trump administration over changes to Medicaid that the Oregon Health Authority warned could impact around 600,000 Oregonians.
Experts question tactics, lack of mental health response in Columbia Pike police shooting
Overly aggressive tactics combined with an apparent lack of mental health responders may, according to policing experts, have contributed to a standoff on Columbia Pike escalating into a fatal officer-involved shooting. In interviews with ARLnow, two public safety experts questioned a series of decisions leading up to officers’ final confrontation with 33-year-old Shawn Valn, who
On Demand: Understanding the Rise in Uninsured Children in Kansas
On Nov. 5, 2026, KHI hosted a convening that examined the rise in Kansas children without health insurance, the data and policy responses. Watch the recording.
Utah hospital group to manage $48.2 million in federal rural health funding
A Utah Hospital Association subsidiary will manage nearly $48.2 million in federal funding for rural hospitals and health care providers, with grants expected t
Memorial Health System announces virtual urgent care service for MOV region
Memorial Health System (MHS) has announced MemorialCareNow, a virtual urgent care service, is now available to patients in Ohio and West Virginia.
Operation Nourishing Courage Demonstrates Southern Nevada’s Readiness
VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System successfully completed the exercise “Operation Nourishing Courage” in partnership with Nellis Air Force Base and community emergency responders on Nov. 4.
9/11 at 25: Honoring the Past, Protecting the Future
Commemorating the transformative work of the World Trade Center Health Program in clinical care and research Thursday, September 3, 2026 Provided by the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Program Overview This program brought together health professionals, legal experts, elected officials, journalists, and September 11 responders and survivors. 911 Health Watch worked with Mt. […]
Kansas' rate of children without health insurance tops national average for second year
Kansas' rate of uninsured children surpasses the U.S. average for the second consecutive year with 8.5% of Kansans under age 18 without access to coverage.
Idaho to receive $185 million in federal funding for rural health care
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced an initial $185 million in funding for Idaho through the Rural Health Transformation Program.
Tripling Climate Adaptation Aid Would Leave Developing Nations 70% Short
The pledge to triple climate adaptation funding hammered out in the closing hours of last year's UN climate summit in Brazil would still leave developing
Here's the severance package Block is offering laid-off US employees
Block employees laid off this week are getting 90 days of pay without working, plus severance and three months of healthcare coverage.
Cowboys laud program to help deal with mental health issues
With Friday marking one year since the death of Marshawn Kneeland, Cowboys players took time to reflect on the team's effort to deal with mental health issues.
KFF Analyzes the Role of Health Care in the Midterms
The midterm elections mean changing power dynamics and shifting legislative agendas in Congress, both next year and during the upcoming lame duck session—the period between the November election and the new session beginning in January. As policymakers consider next steps, new KFF polling analysis examines the role health care played in voters’ decisions. Key Takeaways […]
How Changing Reimbursement Realities Are Rewriting Behavioral Health M&A
The growth-at-all-costs days are over in behavioral health. Buyers now want operators with density, sustainable reimbursement models and a deep continuum
Creator Summit explores using social media to unlock health and wellness for all | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
An annual summit focused on how creators can expand the context of their posts to address broader conditions shaping health.
Dak Prescott Praises Cowboys' Mental Health Resources on Anniversary of Marshawn Kneeland's Death
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott praised the team's Huddle 94 program, a new facet of the team's mental health resources, ahead of the one-year anniversary of Marshawn Kneeland's death on Friday.
New Gastonia youth behavioral center to offer mental health support, substance-use prevention
Facility to offer mental, emotional help to children & adolescents
Infirmary Health opens OB-GYN clinic in Millry
Ashley Moore and Dr. Sharon Bush-Coaxum discuss how the clinic came about and the services that will be offered.
Health Officials Cut Certification Rules for Medical Technology
HHS removes 14 of 60 health IT certification criteria, effective December 28, 2026. Read on to see what it means for developers and healthcare providers.
CMS freeze on health insurance exchange brokers lifted by court
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services argued that suspending new marketers was necessary to fight fraud.
Where patients with UnitedHealthcare insurance can still get care if Lee Health goes out of network
Thousands on the Gulf Coast could lose UnitedHealthcare coverage by Jan. 1. Here's which medical groups and hospitals still accept it.
NY Health Dept. urges residents to get flu shot ahead of the holidays
'DaeLight Foundation' supports mental health of Camden community
In the city of Camden, 'DaeLight Foundation' provides sunshine to those in their darkest hours.
New study warns of dangers behind AI chatbots and 'concerning' health advice from private clinics
AI chatbots are directing users to potentially misleading health information pushed by private medical providers, according to a new Simon Fraser University study published in BMJ Connections Digital ...
Health officials flag 7 Middle Tennessee locations for possible measles exposure
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Brown fat may benefit cardiovascular, psychiatric health
Researchers found brown fat activity was linked to lower odds of cardiometabolic and psychiatric diseases in humans.
A Health Care Crisis Awaits the Next California Governor
As the billionaire tax heads for defeat, Xavier Becerra will need to find ways to shore up the state’s health care system. Here are a few.
Connor Shaw’s nonprofit partners with Prisma Health to expand CPR education
Former South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw’s nonprofit, HRTHUDL, is partnering with Prisma Health to expand CPR education, raise awareness about sudden cardiac arrest and increase access to automated external defibrillators, or AEDs.
Health Benefits Research Nonprofit Joins EBRI
The Health Enhancement Research Organization and Employee Benefit Research Institute are combining staff, research and benchmarking tools.
Democrat drops out of race due to health concerns and still wins, opponent says 'we deserve to know more'
Democratic Iowa state House candidate Eric Armstrong, who announced in September that he was dropping his campaign due to health struggles, still won the election contest.
Oscar Health boasts ‘strongest year’ in its history after outperforming in Q3
Oscar Health is seeing the “strongest year” in its history in 2026, CEO Mark Bertolini told investors during the company’s third quarter earnings call Thursday morning. | The company also saw a 27% YOY increase in membership, ending Q3 with 2.7 million members.
UVA Health sees flu cases increase as season starts early
Dr. Costi Sifri says a vaccine can help prevent the flu, and an early start does not necessarily mean an early end.
Startup bringing AI-powered robotics to the cath lab raises $160M from GE HealthCare, other investors
Laza Medical, a California-based medtech company, is developing advanced technologies for the cath lab. GE HealthCare also participated in a previous financing round in 2023.
D51 students explore health care careers at St. Mary’s Hospital
Dozens of local high school students got a hands-on look at health care careers, including opportunities that do not require a four-year degree
Former Gamecock QB Connor Shaw talks recovery, heart health advocacy
Former South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw recently sat down with WIS to reflect on his recovery and discuss his statewide advocacy work, just over a year after surviving sudden cardiac arrest.
Shopping center near Foundry Park sells for $67.8M after healthcare revamp
Chicago-based Novak Development sold the Webster Place shopping center for nearly $68 million after landing an Advocate Health facility as a major tenant.
Correctional Health Services Earns Full Accreditation
Governor Spencer Cox, Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Executive Director Tracy Gruber, and Correctional Health Services (CHS) Director Dr. Marcus Wisner recently gathered to celebrate a historic milestone: achieving full accreditation from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) across Utah’s state correctional facilities. To resolve past long-standing operational hurdles – including a 43 percent staffing vacancy … Read More
Morro Bay paddleboarder could avoid felony charges through mental health diversion
Andrew Gustafson was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon and force likely to produce great bodily injury following an incident in the water in 2025.
Community health workers help bridge the gap in service access
With so much emphasis on healthcare access, a small but growing group of people known as community health workers (CHWs) is making a difference for those living on the fringes,...
Column: We need to get literate about our health
"We have the power to influence these social norms, and we can do it by developing a new normal where health literacy is ingrained in the information we digest every day."
URI College of Nursing to establish interdisciplinary palliative care program to train students, healthcare professionals
KINGSTON, R.I. — Nov. 5, 2026 — Serious illness is part of the human experience, affecting not only those living with illness but also their families and loved ones. Many people experience it more than once in their lifetime—whether their own illness or caring for a loved one in their hardest moments. Those navigating serious […]
Two Navy veterans find support in Penn State Health pulmonary rehab program
Two Navy veterans found friendship, motivation and renewed strength at Penn State Health Pulmonary Rehabilitation at Holy Spirit Medical Center, helping them breathe easier and regain independence.
Soil health key to improving human health, RFK Jr. says in visit to North Dakota ranch
The top U.S. health official visited a ranch near Bismarck Thursday where he talked about the importance of soil health for human health.
Rabid raccoon confirmed near West Ashley; one person exposed, health officials say
WCIV ABC News 4, Charleston, South Carolina provides coverage of local and national news, sports, weather and community events in the region, including North Charleston, Mt Pleasant, Summerville, Hanahan, Goose Creek, Rantowles, Cottageville, St George, Moncks Corner, Jacksonboro, Ravenel, Cottageville, Walterboro, Sullivans Island, Dewees Island and Folly Beach.
CDFW News | Additional Recreational Dungeness Crab Area Delay in Portions of Humboldt County Due to Public Health Hazard
State health agencies determined that Dungeness crab from the southern boundary of the Reading Rock State Marine Protected Areas (41⁰ 17.6’ N. latitude) to Cape Mendocino, Humboldt County (40⁰ 10’ N. latitude), pose a human health risk due to elevated levels of domoic acid and recommended a delay of the recreational Dungeness crab fishery. Following this recommendation, CDFW Director Meghan Hertel has delayed the recreational Dungeness crab fishery in this area.
Wisconsin reports infant death linked to measles outbreak
By Siddhi Mahatole Nov 5 (Reuters) - The Wisconsin Department of Health Services said on Thursday that an infant had died in connection with the ongoing measles outbreak in the state.
HHS Secretary RFK Jr. visits Bismarck, discusses transformation for rural health care in North Dakota
Statewide leaders gathered with the U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary to discuss health care in North Dakota.
Ballad Health, UnitedHealthcare reach agreement over Medicare Advantage plans
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Ballad Health announced Thursday that it and UnitedHealthcare had finalized a multi-year agreement for UnitedHealthcare’s Medicare Advantage individual and group …
Springfield wellness event connects residents with mental health, housing and recovery resources
Springfield residents had the opportunity to explore mental health services, housing assistance and recovery programs Thursday during a community wellness event hosted by Behavioral Health Network …
UMC Health System earns national AMA recognition for physician well-being
American Medical Association has recognized UMC Health System as a national leader in physician wellness.
Community health workers help bridge the gap in service access
With so much emphasis on healthcare access, a small but growing group of people known as community health workers (CHWs) is making a difference for those living on the fringes,...
Health Brief: Medicare’s big payment shake-up
Plus: A new “STEM wave” is headed to Congress, with doctors and other medical professionals ready to take on health policy fights.
Health Corner: Lung Cancer Awareness Month with Dr. Bobby Tullos
When it comes to lung cancer, early detection can truly mean the difference between life and death.
Veteran's Health Fair provides free health screenings for veterans
The veterans health fair kicked off in d'Iberville this morning.
How Changing Reimbursement Realities Are Rewriting Behavioral Health M&A
The growth-at-all-costs days are over in behavioral health. Buyers now want operators with density, sustainable reimbursement models and a deep continuum
The Politics of Pandemic Preparedness: Why South and Southeast Asia Need a Stronger Voice
The Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing annex, currently under negotiation, has profound implications for dependency and health sovereignty in South and Southeast Asia.
Prisma Health partners with HRTHUDL for CPR education and increasing access to AEDs
Prisma Health partners with HRTHUDL for CPR education and increasing access to AEDs
Evernorth earnings boosted by specialty business as PBM evolves
Cigna raised its earnings guidance even as it weathers weaker results from its Express Scripts pharmacy benefit manager.
Ballot measures affirm divisions over abortion and transgender issues
Voters in 2026 midterm elections decided state health policy ballot measures on abortion rights, marijuana laws, science bonds, and transgender youth care.
Time change could impact mental health as days grow shorter, psychiatrist warns
While many people welcomed an extra hour of sleep when daylight saving time ended Sunday, a Mississippi psychiatrist said the seasonal transition can bring challenges for mental health.
Soda-soaked eggs and a lost tooth: Med student teaches oral health in Lebanon
Moreen Ng, a medical student at Dartmouth's Geisel School of Medicine, recently visited Hanover Street Elementary School in Lebanon to provide oral health education to third-graders in the face of limited dental care available in the Upper Valley.
Baptist Health to expand advanced cardiovascular services at Baptist South - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
The new unit will bring new heart surgeries and procedures closer to home for residents of southern Duval and northern St. Johns counties. November 5, 2026 – Baptist Health is expanding […]
Health care is in rough shape in Massachusetts. Can the new Congress help?
Any moves by Congress to change health policy face the potential of a presidential veto.
Snacks sold in California may contain metal, prompting recall. See health risks
High exposure to the metal can potentially cause nerve damage and hair loss, the FDA says.
Memorial Healthcare System Mobile Health Program Connects Thousands to Care, Reduces Hospital Admissions - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
November 5, 2026 – Memorial Healthcare System’s Mobile Health Program continues to expand access to care across South Broward, serving more than 2,000 patients through more than 2,800 visits in the […]
Ballad Health announces new, multi-year agreement with UnitedHealthcare
Ballad Health announced a new, multi-year agreement with UnitedHealthcare on Thursday.
Adventist Health marks Central California milestone with advanced breast surgery option
Women across Central California diagnosed with breast cancer now have greater access to an advanced surgical option.
SWAN public datasets offer a deeper look at menopause and midlife health
SWAN offers something most menopause reporting lacks: population-based, multi-racial evidence that can fact-check viral claims, put local stories in context, and surface angles that a single news cycle misses.
Armstrong welcomes HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to North Dakota, stresses importance of soil health | North Dakota Office of the Governor
Gov. Kelly Armstrong participated in a roundtable discussion with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., stressing the importance of soil health to agriculture and the future of Americans’ health and well-being.
Michelle A. Williams: Rural and religious Americans lost faith in science. We can win them back
“Closing these gaps will take thousands of trusted people, in every community, doing the patient work of listening. That is how public health first earned the public’s trust, and it is how we will reach the Americans who feel left b…
Acadia’s Bed Ramp Strategy Begins to Pay Off
Acadia Healthcare (Nasdaq: ACHC) had a strong third quarter with $895.3 million in total revenue, up 5.1% compared with the same period in
Acadia’s Bed Ramp Strategy Begins to Pay Off
Acadia Healthcare (Nasdaq: ACHC) had a strong third quarter with $895.3 million in total revenue, up 5.1% compared with the same period in
Iowa Department of Health and Human Services releases measles exposure alert in Osage
The exposure occurred at the Mitchell County Regional Health Center.
Wisconsin infant is US’ third measles-related death this week
An infant in Wisconsin has died in connection with an large, ongoing measles outbreak, the state health department said Thursday. The death marks the state’s first measles-related death in more than 35 years and the third reported in the US this week.