Peoria residents notified of high lead levels in some water samples. Out of 103 samples, 14 showed lead above the federally mandated threshold. Actions include additional testing, corrosion control evaluations, and a lead pipe replacement program.

The LA County Department of Public Health won 20 National Achievement Awards for its innovative health initiatives, with programs like Avian Flu surveillance, mobile medical services, and environmental justice.

Shelby County partners with All 4s to offer free pet vaccinations against rabies and parvovirus, plus microchipping on July 19th at Millington Primary School, from 7 to 11 am.

COVID-19 cases in California are seeing an uptick, with wastewater monitoring indicating a resurgence of the virus. Health officials note the presence of new variants and urge continued vigilance and vaccinations.

Dallas begins mosquito control spraying in response to West Nile Virus-positive samples, advising residents to remain indoors during night-time treatment.

Utah Valley University and the Bingham Foundation are establishing a no-cost Bingham Family Clinic on UVU's campus to provide healthcare and enhance student education.

The Oregon Health Authority warns about the health risks of wildfire smoke and advises residents, especially vulnerable groups, to prepare by ensuring medication supply and monitoring health.

Two Oregon babies suffered lead poisoning from Target's Good & Gather Baby Pea, Zucchini, Kale, Thyme Vegetable Puree, prompting an OHA recall and health advisory.

The article discusses 'Japanese walking', combining interval and mindful walking, endorsed by science and becoming popular on TikTok, which may benefit physical and mental health.

West Nile virus detected in Fulton County, prompting local health officials to increase mosquito control efforts.

Westfield Police Department promotes a free Poison Prevention Course on July 22, 2025, offering safety tips against common household toxins, in partnership with the Hamilton County Health Department.

The Kauaʻi District Health Office released findings from the 2025 CASPER survey, detailing community health and disaster preparedness, with mixed results on emergency supplies and concerns about climate change and financial security.

Arizonans express concerns over potential Medicaid cuts resulting from the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," worrying about the impact on vulnerable residents, including those with disabilities and elderly individuals needing medical care.