A skunk with rabies found in Harford County poses a risk to locals and their pets, prompting health officials to urge those exposed to seek immediate help.

Hennepin Health launches an innovation blog to highlight community-focused healthcare initiatives and share stories about the beneficiaries and leaders of such programs.

IV fluid shortages due to Hurricane Helene's impact on supplier Baxter International force Valley hospitals to adapt by delaying elective surgeries, conserving supplies, and seeking alternatives to maintain critical care.

PPHD is highlighting the risk of lead poisoning during National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, particularly for children, emphasizing the need for education, testing, and prevention.

The article highlights International Infection Prevention Week 2024, emphasizing shared responsibility in infection prevention and outlining steps such as handwashing, PPE use, cleanliness, respiratory etiquette, injection safety, and vaccination.

San Francisco expands its on-demand addiction treatment program, offering telehealth services for immediate buprenorphine prescriptions to combat the fentanyl crisis.

Clark County Public Health encourages residents to compost their Halloween pumpkins instead of discarding them to reduce methane emissions from landfills.

The CDC joins San Diego County officials to conduct a health assessment survey in the Tijuana River Valley to evaluate the impact of sewage pollution on residents.

El Paso confirms two Mpox cases in males in their 40s who are recovering at home. Officials stress prevention and conduct contact tracing, offering vaccines to at-risk individuals.

The Hamilton County Health Department and Indiana Immunization Coalition are hosting a free webinar on HPV and vaccination to prevent related cancers.

High bacterial levels at Los Angeles County beaches prompt health advisories against ocean activities at several locations, including Mothers Beach and Santa Monica Pier.

Wanda Dench, who gained fame for her Thanksgiving invite mix-up, has been diagnosed with Stage 1 breast cancer and remains positive despite her health challenge.

Jefferson County Public Health reports an increase in pertussis cases and urges vaccinations and other preventive measures to combat the respiratory illness season.