Dearborn reports a marked decrease in overdoses and deaths after implementing public health initiatives like Narcan distribution and collaboration with substance abuse counselors.

A Michigan resident died from rabies after receiving an organ transplant, marking the state's first such death since 2009 and highlighting the rare risk of virus transmission through transplantation.

Dead black vultures around Fisherman's Park have led to trail closures due to bird flu fears. The onward testing is being conducted by MDNR and Constellation.

Los Angeles County issued a health warning for elevated bacterial levels near Santa Monica Pier, Corral Beach, and other areas, advising against ocean activities.

Attorney General Letitia James is urging New Yorkers to see if they can claim a share of a $39.1 million settlement from Apotex Corp over alleged generic drug price fixing.

Measles case confirmed in a traveler on Amtrak train from New York to Washington, D.C.; exposure risk prompts health alerts and efforts to notify other passengers.

Officials are concerned about the potential for abandoned pools in Southern California's Eaton Fire burn zone to become mosquito breeding grounds, increasing the risk of disease transmission.

Tennessee reports a fifth pediatric flu death this season, with recent spikes in flu activity despite decreased outpatient visits. The impact varies by region.

Measles cases in Erie County, PA linked to international travel with officials emphasizing vaccination importance for prevention and community protection.

Tennessee's Department of Health has announced over $45.7 million in 'Healthcare Resiliency' grants, aiming to bolster healthcare in underserved communities, focusing on at-risk and distressed rural counties.

The 14-year-old son of ex-Yankee Brett Gardner, Miller Gardner, died in Costa Rica, potentially from asphyxiation related to food poisoning. The cause is not yet confirmed.

Philadelphia health department warns of measles exposure and urges those potentially exposed to check immunity, get vaccinated if necessary, and monitor for symptoms.

Nashville's MPHD is prepared to respond to measles with no current cases; they urge vaccinations as measles cases rise nationally, emphasizing the vaccine's effectiveness.