Dallas is set to spray for mosquitoes to combat West Nile Virus in certain areas, with safety and avoidance recommendations for residents during treatment.

The 15th annual Dam That Cancer event in Austin saw over 200 paddleboarders aim to raise $1.4 million for families affected by cancer, emphasizing mental health support through the Flatwater Foundation.

Hantavirus was detected in mice at San Onofre State Beach, marking the 19th and 20th cases in San Diego County this year. Health officials advise caution and wet cleaning methods to prevent infection.

An Arizona woman experienced severe swelling and bruising after receiving lip fillers from an unlicensed provider advertised on Instagram. She sought professional help to dissolve the unsafe filler.

Palm Beach County has confirmed a local dengue fever case, prompting increased surveillance and mosquito control efforts, with officials urging residents to take preventative actions.

San Diego County issued beach advisories for Silver Strand and other locations due to high bacteria levels, with health officials urging the public to avoid water contact in affected areas.

The ACT Medical Park in Chandler, Arizona, celebrates its grand opening, enhancing the region's healthcare with new research and patient care facilities.

Wright County is conducting a survey to assess community health needs, inviting residents to give input that will inform future health policies and initiatives.

Frisco is conducting ground mosquito spraying due to 13 positive West Nile virus tests this season, targeting specific neighborhoods after a potential human case was reported in the county.

Harvard experts criticize the exploitation of weight loss trends by companies offering scientifically unsupported products, noting the potential public health risks and the perpetuation of obesity stigma.

The University of Minnesota has a strategic plan to improve health care access, train more professionals, and enhance services statewide, as discussed with the Board of Regents.

A dead crow in San Diego tested positive for West Nile virus, prompting health officials to urge the public to eliminate standing water and follow other preventive guidelines.

LA County officials have warned against swimming at some beaches due to elevated bacterial levels. Areas affected include Mothers Beach and others, while warnings for Avalon Beach have been lifted. Check updates on the Health Department's website.