Ramsey County launches a survey for the Size Inclusive Ramsey County initiative to address weight stigma and gather diverse community experiences for creating supportive policies.

Sharp Healthcare workers in San Diego are voting on strike authorization over alleged unfair labor practices and staffing issues according to SEIU-UHW.

Euless, Texas initiates insecticide spraying in Zone 9 to combat West Nile Virus after positive mosquito tests, advising residents to minimize exposure and contact with the pesticide BIOMIST 4+4 ULV.

Texas reports a nearly 20% drop in fentanyl-related deaths, with Governor Abbott attributing the decrease to awareness campaigns and legislative efforts.

The CDC reports an E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders in Colorado and other states, with one fatality in Colorado. Fresh onions are suspected, with an ongoing investigation.

A Las Vegas court awarded $5.2 billion to individuals who claimed severe liver damage from consuming Real Water, including $5 billion in punitive damages.

A Colorado man sued McDonald's following an E. coli outbreak linked to its Quarter Pounder burgers, with 49 reported cases and one death across ten states.

Harvard scientists are working on new methods to speed up depression treatment, aiming to reduce the current lengthy trial-and-error process of finding effective medication.

Michigan sees a surge in whooping cough cases, with Genesee County reporting 31 cases and over 100 cases reported in Washtenaw County, indicating a worrying trend. Health officials attribute this to lowered vaccination rates.

The family of Otis Adams Jr. has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Boar's Head and Publix, claiming Adams died from listeriosis after consuming their products.

The Hawai'i Department of Health closed Kat’s Kau Kau Moʻopuna Style due to a lack of operational handwashing facilities, underscoring the importance of sanitary standards.

The Arizona Department of Health Services highlights its work to reduce lead in drinking water at schools and childcare centers, offering free testing and resources to fix issues.

NC Health Secretary Kody Kinsley receives fall flu and COVID-19 vaccines, emphasizing the importance of immunization during the respiratory virus season.