The Hawaiʻi Department of Health says OMCCR amended Chapter 11‑850 to refine dispensary rules, citing improvements to patient experience and safety.

Gahanna hosts 'Mental Health Matters' event for community support and stigma reduction, featuring resources and discussions with professionals at the Columbus Metropolitan Library on December 8.

Ohio's ODOT District 12 urges Clevelanders to buckle up, highlighting that seat belts save lives and prevent injuries, as non-compliance rates remain high.

NYU Langone Health researchers have made advancements in pig kidney transplants, potentially benefiting thousands awaiting transplants, with NYU teams led by Drs. Griesemer and Montgomery working on overcoming organ rejection.

The Salt Lake County Health Department reports a measles case in an unvaccinated adult, with an unknown source of infection. Exposure risk extends to a local clinic, and vaccination is heavily advocated.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced an overhaul of the 911 mental health response program, B-HEARD, to be managed by Health + Hospitals, improving EMT availability for other emergencies.

Hilo's White Guava Cafe reopens with health department approval after addressing violations including a roach infestation and unresolved sanitation issues.

Nevada County Public Health urges residents to get flu shots, offering free vaccinations at clinics and through appointments with pharmacies or doctors.

Michigan's MDARD reported a case of bovine TB in a Presque Isle County beef herd, emphasizing the importance of herd surveillance and multi-stakeholder efforts in disease control.

Illinois health officials, including Dr. Sameer Vohra, are advocating for seasonal flu and COVID-19 vaccinations, emphasizing their importance in preventing serious illness, especially with cold weather and holidays approaching.

Nationwide recall of ByHeart infant formula is issued due to potential botulism risk, with no reported fatalities but cases across 12 states; parents are urged to stop using the product and seek immediate care if symptoms appear.

Oceanside opens a new Psychiatric Health Facility, the first County-funded inpatient service in North County. It features 16 beds and expects to serve 350-500 patients annually, emphasizing comprehensive short-term care.

Michigan's DNR has confirmed the first case of CWD in a wild deer in Allegan County, raising concerns about the disease's spread in the state. The public is urged to report sightings of sick deer and utilize free testing kits.