St. Louis is experiencing a significant rise in influenza cases, with adults aged 25-49 most affected. Health officials stress the importance of vaccination and preventative measures.

Multnomah County issues a mandatory wood-burning restriction due to poor air quality caused by air stagnation, with exemptions for essential heating needs.

Avondale hosts "Mercados & Melodies: Health and Wellness" on January 23, from 6 to 9 p.m., featuring vendors, live music by the Kruse Brothers, a Zumba class, and the NCAA Women’s Basketball Trophy.

Athens-Clarke County Library hosts a session on lead safety and historic home preservation, featuring a presentation by Taneisha Brooks from Historic Athens.

A Holland America cruise that left Fort Lauderdale in late December returned after a norovirus outbreak that sickened 94 people. Officials say the ship was sanitized and is being monitored.

Nutex Health has reopened Bayou City ER & Hospital in Humble, restoring 24/7 emergency and inpatient services after a 2024 shutdown. The 40,000‑square‑foot micro‑hospital will offer behavioral‑health and medical‑detox care.

300 drones lit up Brooklyn's sky to support the Children's Miracle Network, highlighting pediatric healthcare needs and promoting a $1 billion funding initiative.

The ACS 2026 report shows a historic high in cancer survival rates, with 70% living at least five years post-diagnosis, and highlights the importance of continued research amid funding concerns and health disparities.

Charlotte and Advocate Health launch gBETA Charlotte Health, a new program to accelerate healthcare startups, offering mentorship and resources to foster innovation in the health sector.

Avian flu outbreak at Lake Eola Park, Orlando, has resulted in 32 bird deaths, leading to public concern and calls for better swan care and habitat cleanliness.

Hays County confirms a rabies outbreak affecting wildlife, mainly foxes, poses potential risks to public and animal safety, prompting local efforts to monitor, vaccinate, and advise caution.

Texas Children’s added a dedicated helicopter in Austin — a $15M 'ICU in the sky' to speed critical pediatric transfers across Central Texas.

Burnsville, Minnesota, offers a free seminar on January 15 for community members to learn about recognizing and responding to crises with care and confidence.