Texas WIC celebrates 50 years of aiding mothers and families with breastfeeding and nutrition, marking their golden anniversary during National Breastfeeding Month.

Health officials warn of measles exposure after a traveler passed through LAX on July 26, potentially affecting others at the airport and in Orange County.

The article discusses back-to-school anxiety in families, highlighting its universality, signs, and coping strategies, including Hillsborough County's online initiative, Mindful Mondays.

Maricopa County Public Health offers a Free Vaccination Event at Tolleson Civic Center for adults on August 13, 2024, including vaccines like Hepatitis A & B, TDAP, and MMR.

A confirmed measles case linked to an international tourist has raised concerns for an outbreak in Orange County near Disneyland, with potential exposures at local businesses and LAX. Health officials urge vigilance and vaccination to prevent spread.

Harvard experts stress the importance of caution when running in high temperatures, warning of the risks of heatstroke and advocating for acclimation, hydration, and adjusting training routines to cooler times of the day.

The article discusses recent developments in litigation related to the heartburn medication Zantac, including settlements and the dismissal of a case in Cook County, emphasizing GSK's defense against cancer risk claims.

Allegheny County is starting its annual Raccoon Rabies Vaccination Program to control the disease among local raccoons, with over 300,000 baits to be distributed.

Ramsey County has admitted to and is correcting past billing inaccuracies for mental health crisis services, previously misreported due to internal changes and miscommunication.

The study reveals that people experiencing homelessness in Illinois die on average nearly 20 years younger than the general population and face higher rates of homicide and health issues.

The Arizona Infectious Disease Training and Exercise event, AZID2024, saw 400 health professionals collaborate on managing disease outbreaks, focusing on health equity and surveillance.

The DMC is the first in Michigan to apply for a Joint Commission maternal care verification to improve maternity services, especially for women of color.

The CDPH links cases of Valley fever to the "Lightning in a Bottle" festival, urging attendees with symptoms to seek medical help and report their health status online.