Patients at Nevada Fertility Institute say they were told embryos would be moved to California and then found the clinic locked and a landlord notice about unpaid rent. Families are seeking answers and the state board's complaint process.

The Kraft Family Blood Donor Center at Dana-Farber and Brigham & Women’s Hospital faces a critical blood shortage, affecting patient care. They urge local donors to act, as storms have exacerbated the deficit in blood and platelets.

Health officials say a traveler with confirmed measles passed through Sea‑Tac on Jan. 22; exposure windows and county outbreak updates are now public. Vaccination remains the top defense.

OSDH confirmed a measles case after a contagious person visited Logie’s On The Corner in Norman on Saturday. Unvaccinated patrons from that night are asked to submit contact info.

Health officials warn flu cases are climbing as Louisiana confirms its first pediatric death this season; vaccinations and precautions are urged.

Acting Gov. Dianne Primavera issued a verbal disaster declaration after a presumptive HPAI detection at a Weld County egg farm, unlocking state emergency resources.

Dearborn reports a 36% decrease in overdoses and a 38% drop in related deaths in 2025, with targeted public health measures and accessible lifesaving resources.

Los Angeles County urges flu vaccinations as cases rise, highlighting increased risk for vulnerable groups and recommending annual shots, other vaccines, and hygiene practices to reduce transmission and severity.

Hawai'i DOH alerts public about a recall of Gerber Arrowroot Biscuits due to the potential presence of foreign materials.

Placer County has declared February 4 as Cancer Prevention Day and is holding a week-long awareness campaign with a focus on different cancers, including a free webinar on skin cancer prevention.

Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco abruptly cancels classes due to three active tuberculosis cases, moving to remote learning while health officials conduct testing.

NYC Health Department reports a decline in flu cases with 143,000 infections, predominantly in children. Urges continued vigilance with vaccinations and hygiene as flu season persists.

Health officials in Nash County warn of a measles exposure at UNC Health Nash on January 27, advising exposure checks and highlighting vaccination importance.