St. Louis Park, MN, offers "Express Stations class" to combat winter inactivity, focusing on muscle groups, balance, and reaction time, with equipment provided. Classes run Nov 10-Dec 17 on Mon/Wed evenings.

There is a multi-state outbreak of infant botulism linked to ByHeart powdered infant formula, leading to a call for immediate discontinuation of its use by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.

Minnesota faces high risks of radon gas exposure, with levels exceeding the national average, prompting health concerns and the need for testing and mitigation in homes.

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa – Westover Hills has added a Philips neuro biplane and a neuro‑ICU, expanding endovascular stroke care on San Antonio’s far West Side. The move aims to shorten transfers and speed lifesaving treatment.

A UCSF secret‑shopper study found Bay Area budtenders often recommend topicals for pain and edibles for sleep — despite limited clinical evidence. Researchers say more research and training are needed.

Sharp HealthCare nurses may strike over pay, sick leave, and staffing after authorizing action during stalled negotiations, despite Sharp offering improved benefits.

San Diego County sees a rise in Hepatitis A and Mpox cases; officials urge vaccinations and good hygiene to prevent spread, with free vaccines available at public health centers.

Clark County reports its first infant measles case since 2018, prompting health officials to alert the public and emphasize vaccination after the child's recovery.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein commenced construction for a new health campus in Garner aimed at enhancing mental health services, featuring a 150-bed mental health facility and a 45-bed hospital.

Southern Nevada reports its first flu death of the season, a man in his 80s, amidst rising flu activity. Health officials advocate for vaccination, especially for high-risk groups, and stress hygiene practices to prevent spread.

Denton County reports a third case of West Nile Virus this year, urging residents to take precautions against mosquito bites and eliminate standing water to prevent further spread.

Staten Island reports a nearly 50% drop in drug overdose deaths, falling from 157 to 81 in a year, moving from the second to fourth highest rate in NYC.

Stanford Health Care paused new Medicare telehealth bookings amid the federal shutdown, affecting many Peninsula seniors and prompting scheduling changes.