A bat in Racine County tested positive for rabies. Public health officials quarantined and vaccinated exposed animals and urge residents to report exposures and keep pets current on vaccines.

A new Minnesota brief finds 47.2% of respondents experienced discrimination in health care; many say it led them to delay or skip needed treatment. The findings highlight gaps for transgender people, people of color and those on public coverage.

Franklin County Public Health will spray Dublin's central zone tonight after mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile virus.

Banner Air flight crews now carry Antivip antivenom and can begin treatment in flight, aiming to prevent tissue loss and save limbs across the Phoenix area.

La Porte County officials confirmed a mosquito pool tested positive for West Nile virus. Health experts recommend removing standing water and using repellent at dawn and dusk.

A JAMA case series and federal actions have spotlighted rare vision injuries tied to semaglutide and tirzepatide while regulators clamp down on a growing gray market. Patients are urged to verify prescriptions and report problems.

New tumor registry figures show only six Louisiana parishes fall below the U.S. lung cancer rate, leaving most of the state with higher-than-average incidence. The data map shifts around rural hot spots and cites screening challenges.

Allegheny County posted a consumer alert for The Yard Gastropub after inspectors found refrigeration problems and chilled foods above safe temperatures.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health closed the Subway at Kunia on July 17 after inspectors found refrigeration failures that could affect food safety.

A bat that tested positive for rabies was found on University Way NE near the University of Washington; public-health teams are tracing any possible human or pet exposures.

A White House wastewater newsletter places Dallas County among April 2026's top sampled counties for cocaine, part of a 100+ county pilot meant to flag local hotspots. The data are an early‑warning tool, not a countywide prevalence measure.

Mansfield unveiled a mobile whole‑blood transfusion truck on July 17, 2026, allowing first responders to start life‑saving transfusions before patients reach the hospital.

A boil order covers parts of Cicero after a contractor struck a water main; officials advise boiling tap water before drinking while crews work on repairs.