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The number of confirmed measles cases across the U.S. this year has soared to 5,412 as of Nov. 12, more than double the 2,289 cases through all of 2025. more
A new AARP report revealed that caregivers in New York spend an average of $15,845 annually out of pocket, representing 36% of their household income and outpacing both national averages and … more
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WOWK) — West Virginia's first medical respite care facility opened up in Huntington on Friday. According to a Marshall Health Network (MHN) release, MHN, the Marshall University … more
Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday urged the legislature’s Joint Budget Committee not to use the tax dollars generated by Amendment 87 as an excuse to avoid cutting Medicaid spending more
Many cannabis products sold at dispensaries don't even contain expiration dates, researchers in Colorado have found. more
"Dan was an avid outdoorsman. He especially enjoyed cycling, downhill and cross-country skiing, hiking, and fishing with his family and friends." The post Local obituary: Daniel Arnett, 44, … more
On the latest episode of 12 Health, host Shannon Hegy was joined by J.R. Pagliarini, who lost both of his parents to pancreatic cancer and now advocates on behalf of the Rhode Island affiliate of the … more
The RIZE Massachusetts Foundation has awarded grants to prepare future social workers to improve care for people with substance use disorder. more
Researchers at Louisiana State University have been awarded $2 million to develop a bird flu vaccine for poultry, a disease that has decimated flocks and contributed to price spikes for grocery goods … more
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WOWK) - An organization is launching a new monthly support group to help cancer patients and loved ones during their difficult journey. According to the Marshall Health Network - … more
International health experts are meeting this week to determine if the United States and Mexico have forfeited one of their greatest public health victories — the elimination of measles. more
Many people might not realize that when they are sitting in a hospital, the location data emitted from their cellphones isn’t covered by HIPAA privacy protections. more
Three-year-old Josey Linsalata celebrated the end of her cancer treatment for a Wilms tumor by ringing the bell at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston. more
Nutrition researchers in Copenhagen have discovered biochemical changes in the colons of habitual coffee drinkers that may help explain why a morning brew sends many people to the loo. more
There’s a reason why doctors and dietitians routinely preach the importance of lowering inflammation. more
Bay Staters who need insurance must enroll in a plan and make a payment by Dec. 23 to ensure their coverage starts on Jan. 1. more
Kathleen Miller founded Living Grace Homes in 2007 as a foster home for young pregnant women when Southern Nevada needed services for ... more
Michael Wilbon has stepped away from ESPN to address a health issue that he says he initially neglected. His story should inspire men to reconsider their reluctance to seek medical care until an … more
WellFed participants in Cornwall report better blood sugar levels with help of free veg boxes, cooking and gardeningThe participants admitted that throughout their life, their food choices had been … more
Medicare Open Enrollment Ends December 7: Free Help Finding the Right Plan for You The post Medicare Open Enrollment Ends December 7: Free Help Finding the Right Plan for You appeared first on … more
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