A single measles case in Maryland, linked to international travel, prompted health officials to alert locals about potential exposure, especially at specific locations on March 5th and 7th.

EVIT has filed a lawsuit claiming a lease with Adelante Healthcare on their Mesa campus was illegal, prompting Adelante to express surprise and deny wrongdoing.

The Grove Pickles and Miami firefighters held a pickleball event focusing on sports and health with free screenings, combining public health initiatives with community gatherings.

King County reports first pediatric flu deaths of the season and stresses the importance of vaccinations and public health measures to combat a severe flu season.

A third case of highly pathogenic avian influenza has been detected in a Monroe County, Michigan backyard flock, prompting quarantine and depopulation measures.

Another dengue case reported in Oʻahu, Hawai‘i; third travel-related case for 2025. Health Department conducts mosquito control and urges prevention measures.

The H5N1 bird flu virus has been detected in San Bernardino County across four dairy farms. Health officials maintain the risk to the public is low and recommend safety measures like avoiding raw milk and practicing good hygiene.

The North Carolina DHHS reports a significant rise in flu-related deaths, totaling 362 this season, and plans a media session with Dr. Zack Moore to address the issue.

LA County Public Health advises against water contact at beaches due to high bacteria levels following rainfall, with advisories in effect until March 10 and in certain areas until further notice.

San Antonio-based clinic Pozitivf opens in Houston, offering affordable IVF treatments at roughly $8,400, aiming to make them accessible to more families.

Tulsa offers free rabies vaccines for dogs after a positive rabies case, targeting specific zip codes, with advice to keep pet vaccinations current and safety measures in place.

The Georgia Department of Community Health is hosting a hearing on March 17 regarding the extension of the Georgia Pathways to Coverage 1115 Demonstration Waiver.

Scott Newcombe, 41, of Plattsburgh, was sentenced to probation and ordered to pay restitution for running a health care fraud scheme through his billing company.