Chamberlain University is opening a Sandy nursing campus to add BSN training capacity as Utah works to shore up its nursing workforce.

Aurora reports $1.93B in community benefit for Wisconsin in 2025, funding mobile clinics, family supports and suicide‑prevention screenings across the state.

Shelby County confirmed its first measles case of 2026 and identified exposure windows at a Bartlett Hobby Lobby and an Aldi in Lakeland. Health officials say risk is low.

Dee and Jimmy Haslam pledged $25 million to the Cleveland Clinic to back expansion and research in Northeast Ohio, adding to recent local health investments.

State health officials report dozens of Cyclospora infections and several hospitalizations and urge extra caution with fresh produce.

Africa CDC director Jean Kaseya has asked the U.S. to rescind Ebola travel limits on Uganda after Kampala discharged its last confirmed patient and began WHO’s 42‑day countdown.

Arizona's Healthy Schools Act bars 11 additives from school foods and on‑campus sales, forcing districts to change vending choices and classroom treats.

State health agencies warned that microcystin levels at Brownlee and Hells Canyon reservoirs are above recreational limits; avoid scummy water and watch pets.

State surveys show kindergarten vaccination coverage slipping in Oklahoma while exemptions rise, prompting mobile clinics and school nurses to step up outreach. Health leaders warn some classrooms are now vulnerable.

Piedmont Atlanta has installed an Elekta Esprit Gamma Knife, widening non-surgical, same-day care for brain tumors and select pediatric cases.

Maimonides opened a new breast cancer wing in Brooklyn with 3D imaging, high‑res ultrasound and survivorship services to centralize follow‑up care.

A Penn State analysis of the Habitual Diet and Avocado Trial found that eating one avocado daily reduced harmful LDL particle counts in adults with abdominal obesity, roughly equating to a modest 4% lower heart disease risk.

Mecklenburg County confirmed a mosquito pool tested positive for West Nile; no human cases have been identified and officials urged repellents and to drain standing water.