A weight-loss drug, Wegovy, may reduce COVID-19 deaths, as suggested by a Brigham and Women’s Hospital study, which also showed fewer cardiovascular and other deaths.

Bert Hamilton is participating in the HEALEY ALS trial to fight back against ALS symptoms and hopes to regain everyday abilities like buttoning shirts.

The Southern Nevada Health District reports seven cases of Mpox in 2024, promoting vaccination and advising locals to avoid contact with symptomatic individuals and observe for symptoms post-exposure.

Free Soma Yoga session at Minnesota River Heritage Park on September 13, 6-7 PM, by Sofia Silva offers stress management and is suitable for all levels.

Cochise County Environmental Health advises purchasing food from licensed vendors to prevent foodborne illnesses and ensures vendor compliance with safety standards.

A vaccinated student at Alderete Middle School tested positive for chickenpox, a rare breakthrough case. The school is following health protocols and monitoring the student's health.

The study found that nearly 70% of Chicago children under six are exposed to lead in drinking water, with greater impact on Black and Brown communities.

Travis County launches a Mental Health Diversion Steering Committee to provide psychiatric support rather than jail for minor offenses and address the high reentry cycle.

Sewage spill closes Will Rogers State Beach and public is warned against contact with ocean water and wet sand due to health risks. Beachgoers are advised to stay updated via a hotline.

The Allegheny County Health Department issued a consumer alert for Las Palmas IGA Market due to multiple health violations, including unsafe food temperatures and an expired food permit.

Arizona is confronting a new COVID-19 surge with FDA-approved boosters targeting the KP.3 variant and a flu shot combo, as health officials stress the importance of vaccination.

Clark County Public Health has issued a warning for Lacamas Lake due to high cyanotoxin levels, advising against water contact and recommending fish be cleaned thoroughly, while Round Lake has been cleared.

Research suggests low doses of carbon monoxide, like those inhaled by smokers, could reduce Parkinson's disease risk, potentially offering a new therapeutic path.