State officials warned that a Reuben‑flavored bratwurst sold at Rackow Family Sausage in Juda contains undeclared soy and eggs. People with allergies should check their freezers and seek care if ill.

Metro health confirmed Nashville’s first measles case of 2026 and listed several public exposure sites across Gallatin Avenue and East Nashville. Officials urge unvaccinated residents to check vaccine records and watch for symptoms.

Child drownings are climbing nationally as Minnesota families head to lakes and backyard pools. Health officials urge layered safeguards, swim lessons and CPR.

An Idaho visitor to Oroville required 54 vials of antivenom and an airlift to Stanford after a double rattlesnake bite. Officials warn this season is unusually active.

Florida health officials are investigating a Listeria cluster tied to China Buffet on E. Fowler Avenue. Five people are included and diners from April 9–June 28 should watch for symptoms.

Cincinnati poison-control officials warn of a rise in teen Benadryl overdoses tied to a viral social-media challenge. Experts urge parents to secure medications and call Poison Help.

A Jamaica Plain mosquito tested positive for West Nile — the first inside Boston this summer. Officials say risk is low but urge repellent and standing-water fixes.

Davidson and Mecklenburg County public‑health officials confirmed a fox near Mayes Road tested positive for rabies; two people and one pet were exposed and officials urge updated vaccinations.

Harris Health is converting same-day clinics into urgent care centers with extended hours and on-site imaging, labs and pharmacy to reduce ER visits.

Cleveland Clinic is converting some Express Care clinics to urgent care, starting with Willoughby Hills, to expand same‑day services and add diagnostics closer to home.

Optum paused collection of alleged overpayments after Jacksonville clinicians said repayment letters could force clinics out of the VA network, risking veterans’ continuity of care.

Georgia health officials confirm Cyclospora cases as state and federal agencies investigate a summer surge; washing produce and specific testing are being recommended.

Jefferson Center will close its adult residential recovery program after state Medicaid reimbursement changes, affecting about 150 clients and roughly 50 staff. The center says enrolled clients can finish current stays.