Michigan has updated its health education standards for the first time in nearly two decades, reflecting new concerns like social media and legalized marijuana.

Sutter Health opened a $76M Arden Care Center across from Cal Expo, adding urgent care, imaging and more than 50 clinicians to the Arden‑Arcade neighborhood.

New York City and Newark enact "code blue" to aid the homeless during freezing temperatures and wind chills, with outreach workers providing shelter access.

Florida health officials advise against water activities at DuBois Park due to elevated levels of Enterococcus bacteria.

The FDA has issued a recall of all ByHeart Infant Formula products due to links with infant botulism. Parents are advised to stop use immediately and monitor for symptoms.

During Lung Cancer Awareness Month, D.C. Mayor Bowser and DC Health advocate for early detection and prevention, highlighting resources like expanded screening and anti-smoking support for residents.

SNHD launched an online dashboard for flu, COVID-19, and RSV data in Clark County, aiming to enhance transparency for decision-making and public awareness.

Michigan has new HPAI cases in various poultry flocks. MDARD advises strict biosecurity and prompt reporting of symptoms to prevent spread. Public health risk remains low.

Los Angeles County has issued water quality advisories for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, urging the public to avoid water activities in the affected areas.

The Hawai‘i DOH has alerted the public about an expanded recall of ByHeart infant formula due to potential contamination with a harmful bacteria, urging consumers to stop use and contact ByHeart for guidance.

San Diego County warns against ByHeart Infant Formula due to link with infant botulism cases, urging disposal of all products and vigilance for symptoms.

Indiana ends its Medicaid contract with MDwise, potentially disrupting healthcare and causing job losses, due to the provider's failure to meet service and accountability standards.

Minnesota Department of Health offers a "Diarrhea Micro-Learn" training under its Project Firstline initiative to improve infection control, focusing on interactive learning for healthcare workers.