Made Fresh Salads Inc. recalls salads in New York for potential Listeria contamination, affecting both macaroni and tuna salads in large containers. No illnesses reported yet.

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes found in Sunnyvale and Santa Clara raise local disease transmission risks; residents urged to prevent breeding by eliminating standing water.

Wake County Public Health now offers the 2025-2026 COVID-19 vaccine at specified clinics by appointment, urging at-risk individuals to consider vaccination ahead of holiday gatherings.

The Southern Nevada Health District set up pop-up produce stands in Downtown Las Vegas providing affordable, regionally grown fruits and veggies, with options for SNAP/EBT payments.

The FDA has approved a Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation device to treat adolescents with severe depression, offering a non-medical treatment alternative.

Los Angeles County expands free soil testing to include Palisades Fire area and urges insurance industry to support testing and cleanup efforts for fire survivors.

Los Angeles County beaches have high bacteria levels in some areas, prompting health officials to advise against swimming near affected locations such as Santa Monica Beach and Redondo Beach. Warnings will remain until tests show safe water.

North Carolina introduces Carolina HealthWorks, a new health insurance option for small businesses, facilitated by the NC Department of Insurance, the NC Chamber, and Blue Cross NC.

Governor Abbott appoints Sharon Carr, Dr. Mark Edwards, and Dr. David Lindzey to the Texas Medical Board District Review Committees, where they will bring their substantial expertise in health policy and medicine to guide state health oversight.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department announces a pickleball tournament on December 5-6, with registration open for singles and doubles at varying fees.

Baltimore will install Naloxone boxes in Metro stations to combat overdoses, with plans to expand access to public transit areas, businesses, and libraries.

North Carolina and First Lady Stein launch a $9.5 million FACT program supporting individuals with severe mental health issues and criminal justice encounters.

November is dedicated to appreciating family caregivers in Boston, with a reminder of resources like the Massachusetts Family Caregiver Support Program and connections to local services despite Medicaid cuts and the federal shutdown.