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Officer Shot with His Own Gun Inside AdventHealth Daytona Beach Prompts Review of Police and Hospital Coordination

An officer was shot with his own gun at AdventHealth Daytona Beach while guarding a suspect. The latest on charges, the review, and hospital safety.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Fourteen Health Care Organizations Seeking or Exiting Bankruptcy in 2026 Include a Los Angeles Safety-Net Hospital

Fourteen hospitals and health companies sought or exited bankruptcy in 2026. See the largest cases and how reorganization differs from closure.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Baltimore's Ascension Saint Agnes Nurses Ratify First Union Contract Limiting Out-of-Specialty Floating After Two One-Day Strikes

More than 600 Ascension Saint Agnes nurses in Baltimore ratified a first union contract on floating, overtime, and pay. What it means for patients.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

AI Helped Radiologists Catch More Breast Cancers in a 100,000-Woman Trial: What It Means for Your Next Mammogram

The first randomized trial of artificial intelligence in breast cancer screening found fewer cancers slipping through between mammograms. A U.S. trial is now testing whether those results hold here.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Wood Buried Near the Eye Can Look Like Air or Even a Tumor on Scans, Recent Cases Show

Wood lodged near the eye can pass for air, fat, or even a tumor on scans. Recent cases show why splinters get missed and which symptoms need follow-up.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

An Immunotherapy Drug Is Letting Some Rectal Cancer Patients Skip Surgery: An Oncologist Explains Who It Could Help

Dostarlimab cleared tumors in every rectal cancer patient who completed treatment in a landmark study, and the FDA is now reviewing it for this use. But the approach works for only a small, specific group of patients, and long-term answers are still coming.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

She Saw a Live Worm Moving Under Her Eye in the Mirror, Four Years After Leaving Nigeria

Doctors pulled a live Loa loa worm from a woman's eye years after she left Nigeria. Why removal is not the whole cure, and how pregnancy changed care.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Colorectal Cancer Is Now the Top Cancer Killer of Americans Under 50: What an Oncologist Wants Younger Adults to Know

New American Cancer Society data show colorectal cancer rising in adults under 65 even as it falls in older Americans. An oncologist explains the warning signs, the screening age that matters, and what science still can't explain.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

A Swallowed Scrap of Metal Pierced Her Stomach, Reached Her Gallbladder and Became the Seed of a Gallstone

A 79-year-old's gallstone formed around swallowed metal that pierced her stomach and gallbladder. What this rare case shows about sharp objects.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

A Blood Test for 50 Cancers Goes Before the FDA: An Oncologist Explains What the Evidence Really Shows

The Galleri multi-cancer blood test found more cancers and cut stage 4 diagnoses in the largest trial of its kind, but it missed its main goal. A cancer specialist explains how to read the results and what they mean for patients considering the test.

Medical Daily · Sep 23