Wegmans recalls Locatelli Grated Pecorino Romano Cheese due to potential Listeria contamination; no illnesses reported. Sold in some U.S. regions during November.

A deal was made allowing The Villages Health to keep servicing UnitedHealthcare patients until 2026, after a period of uncertainty and Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

San Antonio's Metro Health achieved reaccreditation by the Public Health Accreditation Board, affirming its commitment to high public health standards.

Bexar County confirms two more rabid foxes, raising the total to five this year and 22 overall rabies cases in 2025. Authorities are urging vaccination and caution ahead of Thanksgiving.

Morgan's and the YMCA broke ground on an "ultra-accessible" Hartman Family YMCA at the Longhorn Quarry campus, promising adaptive equipment and programs for all abilities.

Hawaiʻi DOH detected measles virus in Maui wastewater samples collected Nov. 18; lab results show a wild (non‑vaccine) strain. No suspected cases have been identified and officials urge up‑to‑date MMR vaccination.

Sean Jordan, hospitalized for pneumonia, suffered a lung puncture from coughing, which was treated using an ECMO machine by the medical team at LIJ Medical Center.

New York's new law, signed by Gov. Hochul, allows close friends to authorize organ donations for those without kin, aims to increase transplant rates.

Medicare Part B premiums and deductibles are expected to rise significantly in 2026, impacting seniors' finances, with broader repercussions on healthcare costs for all Americans.

AG Letitia James leads a bipartisan group of 36 state attorneys general to retain state authority over AI regulation against proposed federal preemption.

Federal tax credit expirations may lead to a healthcare affordability crisis in Texas, with insurance premiums potentially surging and affecting millions, as the December 15 enrollment deadline approaches.

Denver's Healthy Food for Denver’s Kids initiative has surpassed $100 million in grants to fight childhood food insecurity and announced up to $9 million for 2026 funding.

Long Beach Health Department reaffirms vaccine safety, emphasizing vaccines don't cause autism, despite CDC website changes causing confusion. They cite extensive research and renew their commitment to evidence-based information.