The Cove at La Jolla is dealing with a potential tuberculosis exposure incident, with health officials urging those in contact to seek advice, especially as the TB strain may be drug-resistant.

Milwaukee launches a respiratory season awareness campaign with public vaccinations for city officials and free vaccines for residents to combat flu and COVID-19.

The first West Nile virus death of the season was reported in Los Angeles County, with warnings of prevention measures and information on further resources provided.

Illinois reports a decline in infant mortality but underscores persistent racial disparities with Black infants being nearly three times more likely to die than others.

Harvard scientists developed a drug-free nasal spray that could help prevent respiratory illnesses by trapping and deactivating pathogens, showing promise in lab and animal tests.

Rice County Public Health launches its annual flu shot campaign on October 10, 2024, offering free and various vaccines at multiple clinics, with some also serving children.

The Metro Public Health Department will offer free flu shots at a pop-up clinic during the Metro Council meeting on October 1 to launch the #FightFluNashville Campaign.

Travis County Commissioners investigate the legality of Central Health's $35 million payment to Dell Medical School, amid concerns of its alignment with the district's mission and state law.

The USPS is distributing free at-home COVID-19 tests through a government platform, with rapid 30-minute results, irrespective of symptoms or vaccination status.

Nashville's MPHD will offer free flu shots at the Historic Courthouse on October 1, from 3-6:30 pm, no appointment needed, for anyone 6 months or older.

Bloomington is hosting a senior conference to address the issue of loneliness among the elderly on October 28th, featuring experts like Dr. Nathan Spreng and providing CEU credits for professionals.

Northwestern Medicine performed a groundbreaking double-lung transplant on a Stage 4 colorectal cancer patient, Amanda Wilk, marking a first for the institution.

Anne Arundel County health officials seek people exposed to a rabid raccoon, emphasizing immediate treatment for this fatal disease and urging prevention measures like vaccination.