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Chapters Health System has received a regulatory green light to launch a new hospice program in Florida

Mo. (Edited News Release/KY3) – The Missouri Department of Mental Health’s Veterans Services Program has launched the Live Life Mission, a statewide wellness campaign designed to help service members, veterans and their families improve overall well-being through daily habits

BOULDER, Colo., Aug. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Informa Health & Nutrition announced today the appointment of Karl Heitz as Group Event Director for Natural Products Expo West, Newtopia Now, and Organic Produce Summit. In this role, Heitz will lead strategic event planning and execution for the division’s portfolio, bringing extensive expertise in large-scale event…

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Illustration of C. difficile bacteria. (image courtesy of CDC/Jennifer Oosthuizen) By: Paul Govern C. Buddy Creech, MD, MPH

The Social Security Administration said on Tuesday that it is adding 14 conditions to its fast-track disability list, which can help people with these conditions speed up the process of receiving benefits. 

Calif. (August 11, 2026) – Blue Shield of California and Cedars-Sinai Health System have reached a new long-term agreement that ensures the nonprofit health plan’s Commercial HMO and PPO members will continue to have in-network access to Cedars-Sinai Health System facilities and providers throughout Southern California

Some New Yorkers are shocked as they receive notice that their health insurers want to raise premiums again

Across two hospitals, 16 community health centers and Cook County Jail, Cook County Health aims to provide healthcare to patients, regardless of their ability to pay

CHARLESTON – Officials with the West Virginia Department of Health are working quickly to make sure the nearly $200 million first-year award for the federal Rural Health Transformation Program is obligated by an Oct. 31 deadline, but lawmakers had questions about current contracts