Sunday, Feb 02

A tragic incident in Michigan resulted in the death of a 5-year-old boy and injuries to his mother following a hyperbaric chamber explosion.

Sunday, Feb 02

A New York doctor has been indicted in Louisiana for allegedly prescribing abortion pills to a minor, igniting a legal battle over reproductive rights.

Saturday, Feb 01

A medical transport jet crash in Philadelphia results in six fatalities and multiple injuries, leading to an extensive investigation.

Saturday, Feb 01

Rafah crossing reopens for medical evacuations for the first time in nine months, highlighting a significant step in the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

Saturday, Feb 01

A U.S. Senate letter backing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for HHS showcases signatures from physicians with revoked or suspended licenses, raising concerns.

Friday, Jan 31

The FDA has approved Journavx, a groundbreaking non-opioid painkiller, marking the first new class in over 20 years, aiming to eliminate the risks of opioid addiction.

Friday, Jan 31

Fourteen members of a fringe Australian religious sect found guilty of manslaughter in the case of Elizabeth Struhs, who died from untreated diabetes.

Wednesday, Jan 29

New York City Mayor Eric Adams limits his schedule for routine medical tests, prioritizing privacy while ensuring city operations continue smoothly.

Tuesday, Jan 28

New York City Mayor Eric Adams will limit his public appearances this week for routine medical tests, ensuring city operations continue smoothly.

Monday, Jan 27

Towana Looney from Alabama is thriving with a pig kidney transplant, marking a medical milestone as the longest-living recipient globally.