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.

Arizona reports its first death from the pneumonic plague since 2007, with health officials emphasizing the disease's rarity and treatability with antibiotics.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, has launched the 'Stop Food Waste Challenge' to educate residents on reducing food waste and saving money by buying and consuming food more efficiently.

L.A. County health officials decry a federal policy barring undocumented Californians from certain health services, warning of negative public health impacts.

LA County issued water quality warnings for certain beaches, advising against swimming near certain piers and drains due to high bacteria levels. Warnings at other locations have been lifted.

Dallas is combatting West Nile Virus by scheduling mosquito spraying in specific areas on July 12-13. Residents are advised to stay indoors or use repellent.

West Nile Virus was detected in mosquitoes in West Roxbury and Hyde Park, Boston, with no human cases reported. Residents are urged to take preventative measures.

Illinois officials declared an end to a measles outbreak with no new cases since May 22, despite a national surge in measles. High vaccination rates are emphasized for prevention.