Disastrous flooding from Hurricane Irma forced the Charleston-based Medical University of South Carolina to float surgeons across campus in johnboats. Now, as Hurricane Florence quickly approaches the southeastern coastline, MUSC has turned to the military for help, The Post and…

Two new reports highlight the growing prevalence of cancer, both in the U.S. and globally.

More than 40 healthcare and patient advocacy organizations created the Coalition to Improve Diagnosis to improve diagnostic processes.

Patients with limited English proficiency in the intensive care unit may be less likely than native speakers to have orders for comfort care before they die, according to a study covered by Reuters.

Over the past few years, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has rolled out several initiatives to address the growing demand for children's behavioral health services.

Buffalo Grove, Ill.-based Biolife 4D  successfully 3D-printed human cardiac tissue in the form of a patch, according to Verdict.

Southampton, N.Y.-based Stony Brook Hospital performed a 13-hour rotationplasty on 13-year-old cancer survivor Delaney Unger so she could once again dance, according to ABC 30 Actions News.

The same organ donor transmitted breast cancer to four different transplant recipients at VU University Medical Center in Amsterdam, according to a case study published in the American Journal of Transplantation. 

Police arrested and jailed a man reportedly involved in a Sept. 11 incident during which shots were fired at Kaiser Permanente Downey (Calif.) Medical Center, NBC4 News reports.

The ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is up to 132 confirmed and probable cases, making it the eighth-largest epidemic ever recorded for the virus, according to STAT's Morning Rounds e-newsletter released Sept. 11.