Adventist Health Feather River Hospital in Paradise, Calif., shut down in early November after sustaining extensive damage from a wildfire, but the hospital is taking steps to reopen.

Lawyers representing babies born dependant on opioids are seeking to separate their lawsuit from nationwide litigation against opioid manufacturers, according to Politico.

The Johns Hopkins trauma surgeon responsible for the viral Twitter hashtag #ThisIsOurLane in response to an NRA tweet recently revealed to NPR how his own experience with gun violence shaped his activism.

A study published in Clinical Infectious Diseases examined infection prevention and control interventions for three drug-resistant bacteria present at inpatient facilities.

Forty-five Arizona babies were born with syphilis and eight babies have died due to syphilis-related complications in 2018, according to KTAR News.

The current Ebola outbreak hitting the Democratic Republic of Congo will be the second-largest outbreak of its kind if armed militia groups, violence and kidnapping continue to hinder infection control efforts, according to Reuters.

A school in Ohio will no longer accept religious beliefs as a justification for students to not be vaccinated amid a measles outbreak in New York and a chickenpox outbreak in North Carolina, according to a WTOL 11 report.

The Joint Commission is calling on healthcare organizations to help employees understand their responsibility to protect themselves and patients from the flu in a Quick Safety advisory notice released Nov. 28.

Pediatric patients treated at St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Johns Hopkins All Children's Heart Institute died at a "stunning rate" in 2017, according to an investigative report from the Tampa Bay Times.

A natural gas leak forced Erie, Pa.-based UPMC Hamot to divert patients to other hospitals and move emergency room patients to other parts of the facility, according to a Go Erie news report.