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Tetanus, a disease once under control in the U. S. , is making a concerning comeback. This is due to a drop in vaccination rates and an increase in natural disasters linked to climate change. These disasters create more chances for people to get hurt and exposed to the bacteria that cause tetanus.

Kids and the New Insulin Delivery System: A Year in Review

Poland recently approved the MiniMed 780G, a smart insulin delivery system. While it's been tested a lot, there's not much info on how it works for kids just diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. So, researchers decided to look into this. They wanted to see how well it controls blood sugar compared to old

politics

Georgia's Political Highlights of 2025: A Year in Review

In 2025, Georgia saw some significant political events that shaped the state's landscape. One notable event was the resignation of U. S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from Congress. Greene, once a strong supporter of former President Donald Trump, decided to leave her position on January 5, 2026, foll

Hospitals and States Push for Safer IV Bags

In the U. S. , there's a growing push to remove a harmful chemical from IV bags and tubing. This chemical, called DEHP, is used to make plastic flexible. It's been linked to serious health issues, including cancer. Yet, it's still widely used in medical equipment. Recently, more hospitals are start

crime

A Tragic Blast at a Pennsylvania Nursing Home

In a shocking turn of events, a gas explosion rocked a nursing home in Bristol Township, Pennsylvania, on a seemingly ordinary Tuesday. The blast, which occurred around 2:15 p. m. , caused part of the Bristol Health and Rehab Center to collapse, trapping an unknown number of people inside. The afte

Fewer Hip Fractures During COVID-19 Lockdown

The COVID-19 pandemic brought many changes to daily life. One unexpected side effect was a drop in indoor falls leading to hip and femur fractures among older adults in South Korea. This was likely due to social distancing rules. Social distancing meant people stayed home more. They went out less o

business

Boston's Brownstone Bistro Bids Farewell After 15 Years

In the heart of Boston's South End, a beloved dining spot has quietly shut its doors. Brownstone, a stylish eatery known for its cozy vibe and delicious comfort food, has served its last meal after 15 years. The news was shared on their website and social media, expressing heartfelt thanks to their

entertainment

A Visionary Game Creator's Life Cut Short

The gaming world lost a true pioneer when Vince Zampella, co-creator of the Call of Duty franchise, died in a tragic car accident. The crash happened on a winding mountain road in California, where his Ferrari slammed into a barrier and burst into flames. Zampella, who was driving, didn't survive th

Why the U. S. Might Be Changing Its Vaccine Plan

The U. S. might be changing its vaccine schedule. This is a big deal. The plan is to make it like Denmark’s. Denmark has fewer vaccines on its list. The U. S. has 16. Denmark has 10. The idea is to cut down on shots for diseases like chickenpox, hepatitis A, rotavirus, and flu. But why Denmark? It’

Healthcare Disputes Leave Patients in a Lurch