The Houston Health Department will host a health fair on Dec. 14, 2024, offering free healthcare services and enrollment assistance for insurance programs to uninsured residents.

A University of Minnesota study links chronic air pollution exposure to increased blood clotting disease risks.

Two cats in Los Angeles County died after drinking raw milk possibly contaminated with H5 bird flu, prompting warnings against unpasteurized dairy consumption.

Los Angeles County health officials have warned of heightened bacterial levels at beaches including Topanga Canyon Beach and Malibu Lagoon, advising against water contact in certain areas.

Santa Clara Valley Medical Center has been named High Performing in Maternal and Newborn Care by U.S. News & World Report for the fourth consecutive year.

Volunteers at the Arizona Department of Health Services celebrated National Giving Month by assembling 1,170 emergency food boxes at St. Mary’s Food Bank, benefiting local families during the holidays.

The Maricopa County Department of Public Health is managing an H5N1 avian flu outbreak at Wildlife World Zoo, with measures in place to protect zoo visitors and staff.

MEDnRX opens its first telepharmacy kiosk in Rancho Cordova to provide accessible virtual healthcare and on-site pharmacy services, addressing pharmacy deserts.

MCDPH is monitoring after animals at Wildlife World Zoo tested positive for H5N1 avian flu. Risk to humans is low, but precautions and biosecurity measures are in place.

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has appointed seven regional directors to strengthen local DSS agencies and improve outcomes for children and families.

H5 avian influenza was detected in wastewater from two Coconino County reclamation plants. No human or animal cases have been reported in the area, and public risk is considered minimal.

New Orleans landlords must register rentals by January 1st as required by the Healthy Homes program, with informative webinars available to explain the process.

The CDPH warns against Yu Shang Food, Inc.'s ready-to-eat meat and poultry due to a Listeria outbreak, advising to dispose of any such products from before Oct. 28, 2024.