More than 4,000 Brigham and Women's nurses will remain on the job after reaching a tentative contract agreement with Mass General Brigham hours before an open-ended strike.

Moderna's mRNA RSV vaccine was 82% effective against hospitalization in veterans 50 and older, but infection protection dropped in the oldest.

A British feasibility study found that REBOA raised blood pressure and circulation markers during out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, but researchers say the small, uncontrolled study cannot establish a survival benefit.

CMS will terminate Medicare payments for new admissions at Kalamazoo Behavioral Health Hospital on Nov. 16 after citing failures involving patient rights, nursing, safety and psychiatric hospital requirements.

HCA Florida Pasadena Hospital will end inpatient admissions by the end of 2026 but keep its 24-hour emergency department, sending admitted patients to other facilities.

The FDA approved Imfinzi plus Padcev before bladder removal, followed by Imfinzi alone, for patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer who cannot take or decline cisplatin.

A study of 224,000 pregnancies linked first-trimester doxycycline use to higher pregnancy loss risk than amoxicillin, but researchers cautioned that the findings do not prove the antibiotic caused the losses.

A Danish registry study found no added preterm birth risk among women using semaglutide or liraglutide for weight loss near conception, but higher odds among diabetes users.

A 66-year-old sheep farmer had trouble swallowing. Doctors found a Brucella-infected bulge in his aorta pressing on his esophagus, not a tumor.

A healthy teen with no injury developed sepsis and severe leg pain. A CT scan was inconclusive, but surgery found an early necrotizing infection.