Health News page: 1 next
Armor Health Growth is Transforming Behavioral Healthcare in Corrections - adds Regional Behavioral Healthcare Director ...
MIAMI, Oct. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Armor
ACHP Member Companies Stand Out for Quality Across Medicare, Medicaid and Commercial Coverage
Latest CMS Star Ratings follow strong NCQA ratings across Medicare, Medicaid and commercial coverage ...
Voter Registration Campaign Engages People Impacted by Chronic Diseases
Americans with Kidney, Cardiac, and Metabolic Disorders Target Barriers to Care Choice ...
Oracle Health Breach Exposes Nearly 20,000,000 Patient Records Across Up To 80 US Hospitals – Names, SSNs and Medical Data at Risk
A major health-tech firm has exposed the personal and medical data of nearly 20 million people after a hacker broke into outdated hospital servers. Oracle Health, which runs systems formerly operated by Cerner, confirmed that an unauthorized person reached two
The torn canvas of the soul
“Among the serious mental illnesses, psychosis is perhaps one of the most severe forms of psychological suffering,” writes psychoanalytic psychotherapist Giota Efstathiou for this column today, ahead of World Mental Health Day, which falls tomorrow, 10
Survivors shine during Pinkapalooza at Augusta Mall
A sea of pink, stories of strength and a shared commitment to awareness filled Augusta Mall as Reduce Your Risk hosted Pinkapalooza on Oct. 3. From survivors and supporters to local advocates, the event
Government plans caps on cancer drug margins. Will prices fall?
Regulating the prices of
Hospital food should help patients heal | Opinion
When people think about innovation in health care, they often picture robotic surgery, artificial intelligence or advanced diagnostic technology. Those innovations are transforming medicine, including here in Southwest Florida. But meaningful innovation can
This type of compassion brings us the most benefit, study shows
See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred SourceAdvertisement 2 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in
How four trees and crop disease led to 50 years of Sevierville's Apple Barn
Watch the cider making process at The Apple Barn & Cider Mill in Sevierville Watch the cider making process at The Apple Barn & Cider Mill in Sevierville Brianna Paciorka, USA TODAY NETWORK – Tennessee What started as a carport fruit stand at the Kilpatrick
Autism in boys and girls looks genetically similar, but early and late diagnoses don’t
Autism is diagnosed more frequently in boys, who also tend to receive their diagnosis earlier than girls. A new study published in Behavior Genetics suggests that the genetic signal for early-diagnosed autism carries links to educational and cognitive traits
Suicide memorial in Chicago signals compassionate shift by Catholic church
First US memorial for suicide victims dedicated by Chicago archdiocese earlier this year at Queen of Heaven cemetery
Dental anxiety: when fear becomes a barrier to care
Why so many people avoid the dentist and what modern, patient-centred care can do about it ...
Stowers scientist selected for $28.6 million research effort to predict protein changes behind neurodegenerative disease
The new award brings together a team of scientists who will combine AI, large-scale experiments and human-cell studies to predict harmful protein changes before disease takes hold. ...
Health Ministry: 74,237 Palestinians killed, 175,267 injured in Gaza over three years of genocide
GAZA, (PIC) The Palestinian Ministry of Health has reported that 74,237 Palestinians have been killed and 175,267 injured in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of Israel’s genocidal war three years ago, according to a statistical report documenting the
Astrana Health, Inc. Schedules 2026 Third Quarter Financial Results Release and Conference Call
ALHAMBRA, Calif., Oct. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ --
The MMR schedule hasn’t changed, even as measles hits a 35-year high. Two pediatricians on what did change and what to ask at your kid’s next checkup
The MMR schedule didn
Trump Showers Voters with Checks and Tax Relief
“With less than one month until the midterm elections, President Donald Trump keeps trying to find ways to
Doctors say aqua aerobics is great for nearly every body. Here’s why one woman calls it her happy place
Aqua aerobics is more
Thinking about stopping Ozempic? Two doctors on how to do it safely, and what to expect after
Two physicians
Online abuse leaves Hyderabad youth seeking psychiatric help
Hyderabad: Psychiatrists and counsellors are seeing a growing number of young adults who arrive with nightmares, intrusive memories and constant fear, all traced back to abuse they faced online. Many of them have been trolled, shamed or targeted with morphed
Workers erupt over DC plan to bring robotaxis to city streets: ‘This is bulls---’
A new proposal that could bring driverless rideshare vehicles to the streets of the
Tropical Gardening: Avoid importing diseases when traveling
Even though we are not hearing much about it
What really might be causing your migraines
Some people with migraines can readily rattle off their triggers, from heat to stress to hormonal changes. Others might feel like migraines pop up out of nowhere, the cause a mystery. Experts have narrowed down some typical causes of migraines, and those who
The supplement behind the C15:0 trend is now available as a gummy
The supplement behind the C15:0 wellness trend just got a lot easier to take. Fatty15 has launched Healthy Aging Gummies for Adults, a new chewable version of its popular supplement that delivers the same patented nutrient in a more convenient, capsule-free
Stop trying to hack your feelings. Mental health takes work | Opinion
Mental health treatment in the US should look different | Opinion About 137 million Americans live in a federally designated mental health professional shortage area. We are only meeting roughly 27% of the need. Opinion contributor Not long ago, we were on a
Enlarged Prostate: When to Seek Help and How to Choose Treatment
A weaker urine stream or repeated trips to the bathroom at night can be easy to dismiss as part of
Comfort Keepers of Fort Worth Releases Free Dementia Care Digital Handbook for Tarrant County Families
New resource helps local families recognize early signs of dementia, make homes safer, and connect with Fort Worth-area support programs FORT WORTH, Texas - October 10th, 2026 - Comfort Keepers of Fort Worth, a leading provider of uplifting , today announced