Honolulu Program Sends 60 to Treatment, Not Jail
A new Hawaii program is connecting mentally ill homeless individuals with healthcare instead of handcuffs. One-third of those helped are now off the streets and receiving ongoing treatment.
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A new Hawaii program is connecting mentally ill homeless individuals with healthcare instead of handcuffs. One-third of those helped are now off the streets and receiving ongoing treatment.

UnityPoint Health in Dubuque now offers a specialized physical therapy program that helps young people with scoliosis avoid surgery. The first program of its kind in the tri-state area gives local families access to treatment that previously required traveling to Iowa City, Chicago, or beyond.

A $1.35 million program is solving a major roadblock in Long COVID care by validating diagnostic tests that help doctors identify which treatments will work for which patients. The initiative brings researchers one step closer to turning promising science into real-world cures.

A Louisville recovery center is the only place in Kentucky where mothers can bring their children while getting treatment for addiction. One woman who adopted her late friend's baby now uses the program to heal alongside the toddler she's raising.

A new treatment court facility in Cobb County, Georgia is giving people fighting addiction a real shot at recovery with counseling, therapy, and support all under one roof. The program has already graduated over 1,500 people with recidivism rates as low as 0-11%, compared to nearly 50% for those without treatment.

Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center is using $900,000 in federal funds to create New Hampshire's first specialized inpatient treatment program for pregnant women with substance use disorder. The program will help mothers safely start recovery while preparing to welcome their babies.

Williams YMCA in Avery County is offering a free 12-week exercise program designed specifically for cancer survivors, starting February 12. The program combines strength training, cardio, and peer support to help rebuild physical and emotional strength after treatment.

Cancer survivors struggling with treatment-related weight gain now have a personalized path forward. Sylvester Cancer Center just launched RENEW, a 12-week program designed specifically for safe weight loss after cancer treatment.
A new mindfulness program is helping prisoners in Kyrgyzstan overcome addiction stigma and reduce HIV risk without making treatment feel like punishment. Early results show the approach works better than anything tried before.

A Pennsylvania county is expanding its addiction treatment program with a new coordinator position funded by opioid settlement money. The move will help more people overcome addiction while keeping families together and saving taxpayer dollars.

Cancer patients in Punjab, India just got life-changing news: the state will now cover treatment costs up to 10 lakh rupees (about $120,000 USD) under its public health program. Two new world-class cancer centers mean families no longer need to travel hundreds of miles or drain their savings for care.

Colorado lawmakers are tackling alcohol-related deaths with a smart new approach. A proposed bill would add small fees to alcohol sales to fund prevention programs and treatment for those who can't afford help.

A new, stronger version of the popular weight loss medication Wegovy just got FDA approval, giving more Americans access to potentially more effective obesity treatment. The approval came through a new fast-track program designed to speed up medicines that address major health priorities.
Cancer Support Community Iowa is offering a free day-long retreat for recent cancer survivors struggling with the transition from active treatment to everyday life. The program equips participants with tools for physical health, emotional wellness, and connection with others who understand their journey.

Princeton now offers specialized eating disorder care through a new collaboration that brings together expert teams. The program provides intensive support for people who need more than weekly appointments but don't require hospital stays.

Roswell Park Cancer Center launches two free 12-week programs that blend fitness with research to help survivors restore their strength and confidence. Both virtual and in-person options make recovery support accessible to everyone.

Anchorage just opened a program that gives homeless people their own tiny home while they receive addiction treatment, filling all 32 units almost immediately. The city-funded program provides individual housing, therapy, and life skills training to help break the cycle of long-term homelessness.

Cancer patients in Roanoke now have access to promising new treatments through clinical trials at Carilion Clinic's expanding cancer research program. The trials feature precision therapies that could transform how doctors treat brain, kidney, and other difficult cancers.
After beating stage 4 colon cancer at 35, Kate Joyal struggled with anxiety until a special program helped her reclaim joy for herself and her two young children. The SMART program at Mass General Brigham has helped over 80 cancer survivors each year since 2017 manage the emotional challenges after treatment ends.

A groundbreaking federal health research program just unlocked missing medical records for over 300,000 participants, creating a more complete picture of health data that scientists can use to improve treatments. The All of Us program found an innovative way to gather real-world health information that was previously lost in the system.
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