Flesh-eating bacteria, Vibrio vulnificus, cases rise along the Gulf Coast, leading to several deaths. Health officials highlight transmission through water exposure and raw seafood, advising caution, especially for vulnerable individuals.

A Fordham Law grad had a cardiac arrest during the NY Bar Exam at Hofstra, and the test continued, leading to an outcry. Witnesses were disturbed, and the law examiners defended not stopping the exam, causing controversy.

Dallas Animal Services limits new dog intakes amid a Canine Distemper Virus outbreak, implementing quarantine and urging community support to manage the situation.

A 10th case of travel-related dengue virus has been confirmed on Oʻahu, Hawai'i by health officials, prompting preventive measures and public advisories.

Shelby County Health Department schedules mosquito control efforts, including spraying EPA-approved insecticides in select ZIP codes to combat West Nile Virus.

Metro Health in San Antonio launched "Let's Grow Together," focusing on maternal and family health with events and partnerships to provide resources and support.

Illinois becomes the first state to mandate annual mental health screenings for public school students from third to twelfth grade, set to start in the 2027-2028 school year.

Ben Taub Hospital in Houston plans a major expansion into Hermann Park for a new trauma center, despite contention over parkland use. The $420 million project aims to add over 100 beds to address capacity issues.

New York Attorney General Letitia James leads a 16-state coalition in suing the Trump administration over efforts to restrict transgender youth from accessing gender-affirming health care.

The Salt Lake County Health Department has issued a Warning Advisory for the Jordan River and its canals due to a harmful algal bloom, advising against direct water contact.

A measles outbreak in Osceola County, Michigan, linked to out-of-state travel, has raised concerns, with 27 cases statewide, 7 in Osceola. Health officials urge vigilance and vaccination.

Mayor Eric Adams offers support services after a mass shooting in Midtown Manhattan, urging affected New Yorkers to use NYC 988 for mental health aid.

Weiss Memorial Hospital faces Medicare termination due to noncompliance with federal standards concerning nursing and emergency services, and facility conditions.