Santa Clara County pharmacy now vaccinates infants as young as six months, a first in the county for this age group, following specialized training for pharmacists.

Missouri DHSS launched YouCanQuit.org, a website offering resources for tobacco cessation, focusing on various groups including teens, pregnant women, and providing free services like coaching and nicotine replacement therapies.

Southern Nevada Health District warns of a measles case at Harry Reid International Airport with potential exposure risk near Gate D1 on December 13; travelers advised to check vaccination status.

First pediatric flu death reported in Sacramento County; child had no underlying conditions; vaccination status unknown. Health officials stress flu's risks and urge vaccinations.

A Chicago dog that bit a person has tested positive for rabies — the first confirmed canine case in Illinois in decades. Health officials are tracing contacts and urging owners to check vaccinations.

The Sycuan Band has opened a new Dehesa health center that consolidates medical, dental, behavioral‑health and pharmacy services for tribal members and East County residents.

San Antonio pediatricians link post‑COVID immunity gaps to year‑round viruses and more severe infections. Tips on vaccines, RSV protection and ER warning signs.

Boston is experiencing a significant increase in flu cases, with flu-related ER visits also on the rise. Children are severely affected, and vaccination rates remain low. Officials urge vaccination as the best defense against the flu.

Barry Manilow postpones January shows for surgery after a lung cancer diagnosis; he won't need chemo or radiation. His comeback is set for Valentine's weekend in Las Vegas.

Jewel‑Osco removed Waterfront Bistro frozen shrimp after an FDA recall tied to possible cesium‑137 contamination. Officials say no illnesses have been reported and shoppers should check their freezers.

Gaston County Police report the 20th rabies case of 2025 after a dog potentially interacted with a rabid skunk. The skunk tested positive, prompting community warnings and vaccination checks.

The NYC medical examiner's office is launching a free genetic testing program for relatives of sudden death victims to prevent inherited disease deaths.

The Nashville Health Department warns of a triple threat of respiratory illnesses—flu, COVID-19, and RSV—and advocates for vaccinations and preventive measures.