Howard County installed two 24/7 naloxone vending machines stocked with free naloxone, test strips and harm‑reduction supplies as overdose deaths have fallen. The units include QR links to training and treatment resources.

Employees and family members say Capitol Park is understaffed and leaving patients at risk, raising questions about oversight of the new St. Paul hospital. State reporting rules and the chain's legal history add urgency to the concerns.

A temporary Oklahoma law that let syringe programs operate is expiring July 1, 2026, and clinics warn ending distribution will reduce life‑saving access.

InnerTrek, co-founded by Measure 109 architect Tom Eckert, closed its Portland psilocybin service center after three years and will pivot to training and national practicums.

A mosquito sample in Carrollton's area 6B tested positive for West Nile, and crews will spray overnight on June 30 and July 1. Officials urge repellents and removing standing water.

A 13-year-old in West Virginia was burned when a gel-filled 'squishy' toy left in a hot car exploded, adding to multiple cases tied to a dangerous online trend. Experts warn against heating or leaving these toys in cars.

A new review maps lymphatic networks along the spine and connects spinal tissues to brain clearance and inflammation. Simple five‑minute moves may help support flow.

Eligible OHP members may get free air conditioners and filters delivered to their homes to reduce heat- and smoke-related health risks.

Charlotte recycling crews are finding used GLP‑1 injection pens and needles in bins, prompting warnings from county officials and sharps‑disposal guidance from federal agencies.

Davis County officials warned residents after a mosquito pool tested positive for West Nile virus. Health agencies urge repellent use and removal of standing water.

San Diego jumped to No. 2 in AAFA’s 2026 Allergy Capitals report as grass pollen stretches through summer; local allergists offer prevention tips and timing advice.

Former Titans star Chris Johnson announced an ALS diagnosis in a Good Morning America interview. Nashville and the Titans have offered immediate support.

A Silver Spring pest-control company says it has begun releasing roughly 600,000 Wolbachia-infected male 'ZAP' mosquitoes across the DMV this summer to curb Asian tiger mosquitoes. Officials say males don't bite and the program is regulated by EPA rules.