Recent research links prolonged sitting to an increased risk of heart disease, even with regular exercise, suggesting a need for continuous movement throughout the day.

The Miracle-Ear Foundation collaborates with Jewish groups to provide free hearing aids to Holocaust survivors in Brooklyn, improving their quality of life.

Hawaii DOH warns of potential H5N1 bird flu exposure at Mililani Pet Fair, urging attendees who touched birds to watch for symptoms and seek medical advice if needed.

Creighton University in Omaha plans to expand its health sciences campus in Phoenix to address the looming shortage of healthcare professionals in the region.

Gov. Hochul signed a law in NY allowing dental assistants and nurses to apply fluoride treatments to children, improving access to preventive dental care.

Grimmway Farms has recalled organic carrots due to an E. coli outbreak linked to 39 illnesses and one death, affecting stores like Publix and Whole Foods.

Arizona sees a rise in flu cases with 600 confirmed since September 29, across all ages. Health officials advocate for vaccinations ahead of the holiday season.

Health officials urge Denver residents to prioritize vaccinations against common respiratory illnesses before the holidays, emphasizing safety measures for those at risk and providing resources for free or low-cost vaccines.

South Shore University Hospital's expansion project now costs $530 million, $69 million over the estimate, due to added ICU beds and infrastructure needs.

Grimmway Farms has recalled several carrot products due to an E. coli outbreak that has caused illnesses and one death. The recall affects multiple grocery chains nationwide.

A deadly E. coli outbreak linked to Grimmway Farms' organic carrots leads to a CDC-issued health alert, a recall, one death, and several hospitalizations.

A nationwide E. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots, including brands like Bunny Luv, has caused one death and illnesses across 18 states. Consumers are advised to discard affected carrots that may still be in their homes.

A confirmed Hepatitis A case linked to a Beans & Barley employee in Milwaukee prompts health officials to offer vaccinations for potentially exposed individuals.