Central Harlem is battling a Legionnaires' disease outbreak with five confirmed cases. Health officials are probing local water systems and urging higher-risk individuals to be alert to symptoms. No deaths have been reported.

Ohio State University study in JAMA Network Open reveals significant financial disparities faced by patients with type 2 diabetes, including debt and credit issues.

NYC begins spraying pesticides in select Bronx and Staten Island areas to prevent the spread of West Nile virus, with no human cases reported in the city so far.

Josh Hines-Allen's son Wesley is recovering from leukemia, prompting the start of 'Four One For Hope' to support cancer nonprofits during the NFL season.

Front Street Animal Shelter launched a mobile vet clinic for homeless pet owners in Sacramento, celebrating its first in-field neuter surgery and providing comprehensive care, supported by Measure U and community volunteers.

New York City health officials are investigating a cluster of Legionnaires' disease cases in Central Harlem, with increased testing and focus on affected ZIP codes.

Weiss Memorial Hospital in Chicago risks its future by losing Medicare funds after failing to meet CMS requirements, placing its operations in jeopardy.

Rancho Cordova warns pet owners about the dangers of foxtails in grass, which can cause health issues in pets, advising prevention and grooming to mitigate risks.

Health and Resource Hubs opened at two Broward County schools, providing healthcare services to students and families, aiming to reduce ER visits and aid in education.

The MetroHealth System in Cleveland lays off about 125 employees, less than 1.5% of its staff, mainly in administrative roles, due to financial strains and increased charity care costs.

A survey by Hawaiʻi's DOH revealed that two-thirds of backyard bird owners are unaware of USDA best practices for preventing bird flu, despite high concern for the disease.

Salt Lake County Health Department warns of West Nile virus in local mosquitoes, advises residents to take precautions like using repellents and removing standing water to prevent bites.

The article discusses a study from the University of Cincinnati linking socioeconomic status and worsened Parkinson's disease symptoms, highlighting healthcare disparities.