Nevada reports avian flu outbreak in wildlife areas near Las Vegas, affecting ducks with precautions advised for hunters.

The Washington DC VA Medical Center held a menopause information fair for women veterans, offering health services, education, and support for managing menopause.

Tuberculosis exposure reported at Innovation High School in Chula Vista, prompting health screenings and community notifications by San Diego County health officials.

Boston's health officials warn to avoid Charles River activities due to a harmful cyanobacteria bloom spreading beyond the Cambridge Street bridge, posing risks of sickness and serious health issues.

Sonoma County issues a health order mandating masks in health facilities to combat respiratory illnesses from November 1 until March 31, 2026, while encouraging vaccinations for flu, COVID-19, and RSV.

Pop-Up Produce Stands offer affordable, healthy food options at the Bonneville Transit Center in Las Vegas to address food insecurity, accepting various payments including SNAP/EBT on select dates.

Hawaiʻi DOH confirms a local case of mumps on Hawaiʻi Island, issuing a public health notification and urging vigilance for those who visited Harold H. Higashihara Park on September 25.

Arizona's health insurance claim denial rate surpasses the national average, affecting access to crucial medications and services for patients and financial stability for medical providers.

First death from West Nile virus this season reported in Roseville, Placer County, amidst rising human cases and positive mosquito and bird tests in the area.

Former Harris Health employee accessed and shared over 5,000 patients' records without authorization, including Social Security and medical details, between 2011 and 2021.

The VA offers free flu shots to veterans at both VA clinics and a network of pharmacies, urging them to get vaccinated and report non-VA vaccinations to their VA provider for continuity of care.

Local sports events honored cancer survivors and educators, with the Arizona Cardinals celebrating a couple's fight against cancer and the UIW marking their Pink Out game for breast cancer awareness and honoring teachers.

The Elyria Police Department raised $1,807 for the Breast Cancer Fund of Ohio by selling pink-themed items and deserves praise for surpassing their previous year's total.