Two pediatric flu-related deaths in Kent County, Michigan bring the state's total to five for the season, prompting health officials to urge vaccination.

WSDA links contaminated raw pet food to avian flu in domestic cats; one cat euthanized, another being treated. Owners urged to avoid raw diets and seek vet care for symptoms.

The Hawaii Department of Health confirmed a travel-related dengue fever case on O'ahu, raising awareness for preventive practices against mosquito-borne diseases.

An adult in Rockwall County has been confirmed with measles; direct contacts have been notified. The case is not linked to the West Texas outbreak. Symptoms and preventive measures, including vaccination, are stressed by the health authority.

New York Governor Hochul announced regulations to ensure quicker access to behavioral health care, enforcing a 10-day maximum wait for initial appointments and mandating current provider directories.

A dead wild bird tested positive for avian influenza in Hays County, Texas. While 70 human cases have been confirmed in the U.S., Hays County Health Department emphasizes a low risk to the public.

San Mateo County supervisors unanimously support first responders' mental health, highlighting the need for resources, reducing stigma, and improving trauma management and training.

The Portland Water Bureau reports low levels of Cryptosporidium in the Bull Run Watershed, Portland's drinking water source.

Los Angeles County warns against swimming in certain areas due to high bacterial levels, with advisories near Santa Monica Pier and other beaches, while some advisories have been lifted.

A measles outbreak in West Texas, with 90 cases and over 16 hospitalizations, has spread to Hays County. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccinations and warn of the risks, especially for unvaccinated individuals and pregnant women.

Mayor Eric Adams initiated the construction of a $30 million community health center in Far Rockaway to enhance healthcare access for local residents.

Arizona's HB2164, aimed at removing questionable additives from school lunches, passes the House unanimously; sponsored by Rep. Biasiucci, it targets artificial dyes and cheap fillers, reflecting health concerns.

The Georgia DCH is hosting a virtual training for lab testing providers on Genetic Testing PA Submission on March 18, 2025, to enhance Medicaid processes.