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Tripledemic of respiratory viruses. they are limiting the sale of childrens medication. they capped it to two. the restrictions will apply to online purchases. hhs and the fda have said they are working closely with drugmakers to help with supply issues. this morning, new numbers are shedding light on how the housing market is fairing. this brings the numbers to the lowest point since summer of 2020. we have new clues on the strength of the economy. if you will, talk to us about some of the nu...

In a position of dispute now is because they feel they are prevented from delivering patient care. hhs from delivering patient care. nhs leaders are _ from delivering patient care. nhs leaders are now _ from delivering patient care. nhs leaders are now so _ from delivering patient care. nhs leaders are now so concerned they are writing to the prime minister calling on the government and unions to bring a swift end to the dispute. we never want to alarm people but we have reached the stage where ...

Influenza-like cases, and experts say the flu season has yet to peak. in los angeles, a wave of patients crashing in. hospitals there overwhelmed. >> right around december 10th, this years deaths began to surpass the death seen last year at this time. this is very concerning. >> reporter: and in san diego county, two strains of flu left 10-year-old tristan tamborelli on a ventilator, fighting for his life. his father now urging others to get vaccinated. >> id hate to have anyone else go through ...

A letter from the Nebraska Auditor's Office said DHHS misspent millions in funds meant to help homes become more energy efficient.

Approximately 1 in 18 patients visiting the emergency room receives an incorrect diagnosis, a new analysis finds.

The number one dermatologist prescribed biologic. learn how abbvie could help you save. new dove body wash with microbiome nutrient serum transforms the driest skin in 1 shower. the holidays are here, and health officials are warning about a triple threat this season, as the flu, rsv and covid-19 cases are hitting families and hospitals pretty hard. data from hhs shows hospital capacity is near record levels nationwide with about 80% of beds in use. 15 million cases of the flu reported so far,...

Friday was Lori Shibinette's last day on the job. During the pandemic, she was a common sight on WMUR, sharing information in daily and then weekly briefings in...

Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff, Deputy Secretary Andrea Palm, and Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use Miriam Delphin-Rittmon to tour local

Forsyth County has returned to the medium category for COVID-19, meaning people at high risk for getting very sick from the virus should mask up.

During the pandemic, she became something of a household name in New Hampshire, and now, Health and Human Services Commissioner Lori Shibinette is stepping down.