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FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SC (WOLO) — Fairfield County has issued a statement following a lawsuit filed against Healthcare SC, LLC – the owner of the MLily mattress factory that was destroyed by fire. MLily USA is also named in the suit

ATOUR LIFESTYLE ($ATAT) posted quarterly earnings results for Q2 2026 on Thursday, August 20th. The company reported earnings of $3.97 per share, beating estimates of $3.79 by $0.17. The company also reported revenue of $3,457,864,020, beating estimates of $3,288,086,422 by $169,777,598

Dr. Harry Persaud, Professor and Physician Assistant Program Director at York College, CUNY, has announced the release of the newly updated edition of his book, “The Healthcare Horizon: Your Roadmap to 50+ Careers in Medicine & Beyond.”

The brand says it saw an opportunity to make hygiene and self-care engaging, age-appropriate, and empowering

Since President Donald Trump returned to the White House, he’s been vowing to stamp out gender-affirming medical care—what his administration terms “sex-rejecting procedures”—for young people diagnosed with gender dysphoria. Now, his administration is specifically going after the health care of trans kids from low-income families. On Tuesday, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services released…

President Donald Trump said a former US Marine held in a Russian prison, whose health was reportedly in extremely poor condition, has been released

Following an attempt to inspect the Otay Mesa Detention Center in February, the county released a public report Monday detailing conditions in the facility

The County released a report to the public today with details about conditions at the Otay Mesa Detention Center after taking legal action to conduct a health and environmental inspection

Inspire360, the education technology powering leading fitness companies and health clubs, today announced the release of the Q2 2026 GLP-1 Club Intelligence Report. This edition tracks 23 fitness clubs and 12 solution providers taking concrete action in the GLP-1 space, up from 17 clubs and 10 providers in Q1

Warns That State Drug Price Caps Fail to Lower Costs for Patients and Threaten Access for Those with Rare Diseases