A Washington state resident died from the H5N5 avian flu, marking a first-known human case, with health officials maintaining a low risk to the public.

An infant in Galveston County is on a ventilator with botulism, potentially linked to a wider outbreak from ByHeart Infant Formula, prompting a health alert and product recall.

Texas and neighboring states are on high alert due to an EHV-1 outbreak, with cases in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Horse owners are advised to limit horse movement and monitor their animal's health.

Hospital fires a doctor and nurse after a woman gave birth on a highway shortly after being discharged; the incident may have involved racial mistreatment.

Hillsborough County promotes the mental health benefits of hiking, encouraging residents to participate in their Hiking Spree and Mindful Mondays for improved mood and stress reduction.

The Pasadena Public Health Department warns against using ByHeart infant formula due to a botulism outbreak, urging immediate medical attention for symptoms in infants.

Illinois health officials criticize the CDC for altering its website with claims questioning vaccine safety, contrary to scientific consensus that vaccines do not cause autism.

Mecklenburg County Public Health in Charlotte reports an uptick in mpox cases, advising vaccination and highlighting symptoms like fever, headaches, and rashes.

The Great American Smokeout, led by the American Cancer Society, prompts individuals to quit smoking as a step towards a healthier life and reduced cancer risk.

Nashville expands public access to naloxone, with new vending machines distributing the overdose-reversal medication and reports an 18.2% decrease in suspected fatal drug overdoses.

The Modesto Fire Department upgraded its Engine 12 to an Advanced Life Support paramedic service, enhancing emergency response in the Salida community.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams reported early success in reaching a health milestone with the city's life expectancy now at 83.2 years, surpassing the HealthyNYC 2030 goal.

Health experts are concerned about a new mutated flu strain, Subclade K, for its rapid spread and potential vaccine resistance, stressing the importance of vaccination to prevent severe illness.