Washington State University partners with the American Heart Association to enhance CPR training for Cougar Health Services, focusing on quarterly refreshers through advanced Resuscitation Quality Improvement program.

Battle Creek is addressing high TTHM levels in water, which are not an immediate health risk, and taking measures to improve water quality by end of 2025.

Maryland reports a third measles case unrelated to earlier instances, prompting alerts for possible exposure sites and emphasizing vaccination importance.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott approved $239 million for rural mental health services, aiming to improve local inpatient care with new beds and facilities across four hospitals.

Two Phoenix families received free air conditioning units from local companies Semper Fi and Bumble Bee Air Conditioning to help them cope with Arizona's summer heat.

The Texas Senate has advanced a bill to ban THC-containing consumable hemp products, with potential impacts on businesses and concerns about black market expansion.

An Austinite won $1 million from the Texas Lottery's Powerball without hitting the jackpot and remained anonymous; amid this, legislation aims to prevent bulk buying tickets.

Operation Stork Speed is a U.S. initiative to ensure safe, available infant formula, involving contaminant testing and nutrient reviews, led by HHS Secretary Kennedy.

Governor Hochul introduces a web portal to increase vaccine access in response to a minor uptick in measles cases in New York.

San Francisco is reassessing its harm reduction efforts by potentially stopping the public distribution of drug-smoking supplies amid a constant number of overdose deaths.

Governor Kotek testified for new mental health workforce investments in Oregon, supporting Senate Bill 142 with a $47.7 million proposal to train 4,000 new workers and offer incentives for current staff.

LA County Health warns against swimming at several beaches due to high bacteria levels and fire debris; advises using hotline and website for updates.

NIH offers funding for research to improve Native American health, support new diabetes researchers, and advance behavioral and social sciences methods.