
Cleveland Cigarette Tax Generates $270 Million for Arts Organizations
A cigarette tax in Cleveland has raised $270 million for cultural organizations, creating concerns as smoking rates decline.

A cigarette tax in Cleveland has raised $270 million for cultural organizations, creating concerns as smoking rates decline.
Bangladesh health officials report more than 100 deaths, mostly children, from suspected measles cases since mid-March.

Recent medical research explores connections between cannabis use and male fertility issues, while another study investigates dietary factors in lung cancer development.

A 22-year-old woman in the UK has been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer after beginning vaping at age 15, according to medical reports.

Teenage mental health patients say their warnings about safety issues at a northeast England NHS trust were dismissed before fatal incidents occurred.

Michelle Welsh has been appointed as the NHS's first maternity adviser, pledging to improve care for mothers and babies.

A shortage of estrogen patches is affecting women seeking treatment for perimenopause and menopause symptoms like hot flashes and night sweats.

Colorado health officials confirmed an adult death from hantavirus, a rare but serious viral infection.

A 20-year-old Arkansas man was arrested after allegedly threatening to carry out a mass shooting at Walmart if hantavirus caused another lockdown.

New UK research suggests regular museum visits and birdwatching may slow biological aging and protect against cognitive decline in older adults.

New data reveals drops in HIV testing and treatment metrics after Trump administration modifications to PEPFAR, the global AIDS relief program.

Raw Farm has recalled its raw milk cheddar cheese products after health officials linked them to an E. coli outbreak affecting nine people across three states.

Four people were shot and hospitalized when gunmen fired from a vehicle in Brixton, with one victim in life-threatening condition.

The government has scrapped plans for additional medical training positions following the union's decision to proceed with a six-day strike.

A Florida court allowed a hospital to perform a cesarean section on a woman against her wishes if deemed medically necessary during an emergency.
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