Recall issued for Diamond Shruumz edibles in Michigan after reports of illnesses and hospitalizations linked to high levels of muscimol. No fatalities reported.

An Outdoor Qigong session is scheduled at Cleary Lake Regional Park, offering a tai chi and qigong class led by Scott Stafford, and it's free for those above 18 on July 14.

Illinois received a federal waiver to enhance Medicaid, introducing holistic services like housing support and re-socialization programs, aiming to improve community health outcomes.

Health officials in Georgia warn of an increased risk of mosquito-borne diseases like dengue fever, particularly for those traveling to areas where the disease is endemic. Measures to control mosquitoes and prevent bites are emphasized.

The article provides tips for safe food handling during summer to prevent foodborne illnesses, emphasizing proper storage, hygiene, avoiding cross contamination, and correct cooking temperatures.

Health officials advise against swimming at Spanish River Park Beach due to high bacteria levels; other park activities remain open while further water testing continues.

Chattahoochee Riverkeeper plans to sue the City of Atlanta over its handling of sewage treatment, citing E. coli levels and pollution at the R.M. Clayton facility in violation of the Clean Water Act.

Los Angeles County is experiencing a summer surge in COVID-19 cases earlier than usual, with Mayor Karen Bass testing positive. Public health officials are concerned about the increased transmissibility of new variants and low vaccination rates.

Dallas County confirmed West Nile Virus in two mosquito samples from Carrolldon, prompting ground insecticide spraying and advising residents to follow the '4Ds' of prevention.

League City EMS now carries whole blood in ambulances, enhancing pre-hospital care in Galveston County and potentially doubling patient survival rates in severe bleeding cases.

Los Angeles County advises caution at beaches due to high bacterial levels, impacting areas like Santa Monica Canyon and Topanga Canyon Beach. Some advisories lifted, including Avalon Beach.

San Diego County officials have issued water contact closures and advisories for various beaches due to bacterial contamination, including Coronado and Imperial Beach Shorelines.

San Diego's Drug Disposal Pilot Program distributed over 1200 pouches for safe disposal of opioids, with a $500,000 fund backing the initiative to tackle overdoses.