The Illinois Department of Public Health warns of a severe flu season, reporting a child's death and urging residents to get vaccinated and follow preventative health measures.

The CDC's Acting Director revised the Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedule, cutting back vaccines recommended for U.S. children, against the AAP's stance.

The Southwest Suburban Health Department is raising awareness for Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, urging vaccination and screening to prevent HPV-related cancers.

Washington and Ramsey Counties are hosting a free STI testing clinic in Woodbury, MN on January 12, 2026, providing walk-in services for multiple STIs.

Massachusetts is experiencing very high flu activity, with state health officials urging vaccinations amid hospital strain and three pediatric deaths.

North Texans face a surge in flu cases, including a new Super Flu variant. Health experts advise vaccinations and maintain hygiene to protect against it.

The New Orleans Fire Department raises awareness about the risks of occupational cancer faced by firefighters, promoting prevention and support during Fire Fighter Cancer Awareness Month.

Massachusetts reports its first pediatric death due to the flu this season, amidst a rise in cases and hospitalizations. Health officials urge flu vaccinations.

Orlando's Lake Eola sees 17 swan deaths, raising concerns of an avian flu outbreak. Officials are awaiting necropsy results, and volunteers are urging for preventive actions.

The Carmel Fire Department emphasized the importance of recognizing stroke symptoms through a social media post to educate the public on prompt response and prevention.

Downieville remains under a boil-water order while crews refill tanks and state labs test water quality.

The San Diego Blood Bank is celebrating National Blood Donor Month by urging donations during a winter shortfall, offering a special T-shirt as an incentive.

The Florida Department of Health is promoting Cervical Cancer Awareness Month by offering free or low-cost screenings to eligible women, emphasizing early detection and treatment.