Dermatologist Neelam Vashi disputes online claims that sunscreen is harmful, reaffirming its importance for preventing skin cancer and premature aging.

The Blount Memorial Board and Blount County Commission have approved a letter of intent for Prisma Health to manage the hospital, marking a significant healthcare shift in the area.

After Hurricane Beryl, Houston faces a mosquito surge linked to standing water, which raises West Nile virus concerns, prompting control measures and calls for community action to eliminate breeding sites.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued a warning about elevated bacterial levels at several local beaches, advising against water activities such as swimming and surfing.

Four measles cases have been reported in Marion County last month, with the most recent involving an unvaccinated child. Health officials stress the importance of vaccination amid increased cases in Oregon.

A rescued bobcat kitten in Round Rock dies from organ failure due to severe malnutrition despite the efforts of a rehabilitation center.

A Harvard-affiliated study finds a link between bright light exposure, stable sleep patterns, and lower depression risk, although the research doesn't confirm a direct cause-effect relationship.

A restaurant in Downtown Pittsburgh, Caravan, was shut down by the health inspector due to multiple violations, including rodent infestation and improper food storage.

The Minneapolis Health Department intensifies vaccine outreach in marginalized communities, spurred by specialist Sebastian Cervantes, with increased clinics and a tailored, trust-building strategy.

Xavier University plans to retire Trevon Bluiett's No. 5 jersey, recognizing his significant achievements and ranking as their second all-time leading scorer.

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline has surpassed 10 million interactions, with significant growth in text-based help and resources expanded for diverse groups including Spanish speakers and LGBTQI+ youth.

Governor Abbott and HHSC have authorized SNAP recipients in 36 Texas counties to buy hot foods due to Hurricane Beryl's impact until the end of August.

Los Angeles County Public Health issued a warning against ocean activities at various beaches due to high bacteria levels, with some areas being off-limits. Warnings at certain spots like Trancas Creek have been lifted.