Illness, exposure, and care that did not come — stories where health was the price, from an outbreak's toll to a hospital a town can no longer reach.
New York City released over 170,000 previously unseen documents revealing city officials knew about toxic air at Ground Zero for months after 9/11 while publicly assuring safety.
Mulher foi internada com dores abdominais e descobriu-se que tinha uma bola de cabelo com mais de 1 kg em seu estômago, condição conhecida como tricobezoar.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Edgerrin James publicly appealed for support for his son Jizzle, a college basketball player battling substance abuse, urging people to offer love and encouragement rather than material assistance.
Former CBS 60 Minutes producer Guy Campanile claims he and colleagues were fired for refusing to compromise journalism principles under new leadership, alleging pressure to include unverifiable claims and administration talking points.
Three children in Humboldt County, Northern California received rabies post-exposure treatment after handling bats that tested positive for the virus in Manila and Arcata.
NYC Mayor Mamdani released previously sealed 9/11 records revealing officials misled the public about toxic air conditions at Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan after the attacks.
Sudan's healthcare system faces collapse as global funding cuts force clinic closures, leaving 33 million people needing medical aid amid ongoing civil war. MSF warns world leaders that reduced international assistance is worsening an already catastrophic humanitarian crisis.
New research shows flushing toilets releases aerosol particles containing pathogens like legionella and influenza that remain suspended for 20+ seconds, with closing the lid offering only partial protection.
A Cyclospora outbreak has coincided with years of declining FDA inspections of foreign food facilities, raising questions about food safety oversight and regulatory capacity.
Despite increased funding and supplies, the Ebola epidemic in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo continues to spread faster than containment efforts can manage, hampered by staff shortages and community resistance.
The FDA has approved a landmark pancreatic cancer drug showing improved survival rates, but patients face significant barriers to accessing the treatment despite its breakthrough status.
Nearly 300 people may have been exposed to rabies after contact with goats at a petting zoo, prompting health authorities to investigate and notify potentially affected visitors.
