Get Covered Illinois pushed open enrollment to Jan. 31, giving residents extra time to sign up for coverage that starts Feb. 1. Free navigators and extended call‑center hours are available.

The Milwaukee Police Department warns of hypothermia risks in winter, advising residents to dress warmly and watch for distress signs to prevent the roughly 600 annual U.S. deaths from cold exposure.

The Mecklenburg County Public Health is offering same-day vaccines after detecting measles in local wastewater, urging vaccination amidst rising cases.

The article discusses the Saint Louis County Department of Public Health's reminder to consume dairy safely on National Milk Day, highlighting risks of raw milk and benefits of pasteurization.

North Carolina reports a rise in measles cases, with the latest patient in Rutherford County increasing the state's count to five. The NCDHHS emphasizes vaccination amid potential community spread.

Oregon reports its first measles cases of the year in Linn County, prompting health officials to issue exposure warnings at two hospital emergency departments.

The Florida Department of Health in Osceola County issued a warning about harmful blue-green algae toxins in Lake Marian, advising the public to avoid contact.

California's Health leaders endorse vaccine policies based on AAP guidelines and emphasize evidence-based public health approaches, reaffirming commitment to universal vaccine access without financial barriers, as per AB 144.

State data show a 33% rise in Nevada's Candida auris cases through 2025, with Las Vegas hospitals carrying much of the burden and federal tallies lagging.

NYC nurses may strike over workplace safety and staffing concerns, which have intensified following a recent deadly police shooting at a hospital. Negotiations include demands for panic buttons and metal detectors, as well as healthcare benefits.

Austin health officials offer guidance to distinguish between flu and allergies amid a rise in respiratory illnesses, stressing the importance of prevention measures and consulting healthcare providers.

Yolo County and the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration conducted inspections leading to the seizure of illegal tobacco and cannabis products worth thousands of dollars from two Davis shops.

A UC San Diego‑led paper finds pharmacists and female pharmacy technicians face elevated suicide risk, with researchers pointing to workplace stress and gaps in care.