San Antonio celebrates the opening of the new Robinette Community & Senior Center, fostering intergenerational connections and offering diverse wellness and educational programs.

A listeria outbreak from ready-to-eat meats by Yu Shang Food Inc. has led to one infant's death and nine others falling ill. The CDC warns the outbreak might be underreported.

Howard Brown Health settles for $1.3 million over labor violations, agreeing to pay backpay and 401(k) losses, and offering reinstatements to laid-off employees.

A child in California with a mild suspected case of H5N1 bird flu is recovering, with the risk of transmission deemed low by the CDC. No additional H5N1 cases were found in close contacts.

The article discusses the problem of food waste during the holidays, highlighting measures to reduce it such as planning portions, using leftovers creatively, and understanding date labels for food safety.

The Hawaii DOH cleared all individuals tested for avian influenza after exposure to an H5N1 infected flock, continuing to monitor the situation closely.

Residents of Sunland Park, NM are filing a lawsuit against CRRUA for allegedly supplying arsenic-contaminated water, as reported by KFOX-TV and others.

Health officials warn of Legionnaires' disease rise in Westminster after seven residents contract the illness; focus is on investigating local water sources.

Over half the adult U.S. population may become eligible for a new anti-obesity drug, semaglutide, with implications for those with diabetes and heart issues.

The article discusses the "Movember" movement aimed at raising awareness about men's health issues like heart disease, cancer, mental health, and injury prevention, emphasizing the importance of regular check-ups and lifestyle choices.

Governor Abbott's executive order requires Texas public hospitals to ask about patients' immigration status, raising privacy and healthcare access concerns.

Oklahoma Senators Hicks and Kirt hosted a forum suggesting education and prevention over criminalization for better HIV management outcomes in the state.

San Antonio's City Council declares drug overdoses a public health crisis, citing high fatality rates and allocating $909,000 to bolster prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts.