Fredericksburg doctor David M. Young was convicted of a $70 million Medicare fraud involving unnecessary medical prescriptions, facing up to 10 years in prison.

Michigan health officials warn beachgoers to avoid foam on water bodies that could contain toxic PFAS, urging them to wash off immediately after contact.

Grant Martin, a heart patient at Emory, had a graduation in the hospital after Columbus State University worked to ensure his academic efforts were honored.

San Antonio's SA CORE program, aiding mental health crises, will soon provide 24/7 service. Since its April 2021 inception, the initiative has grown to three teams, aiming for on-site crisis resolution without arrests.

Santa Clara County is planning pest-control measures to eradicate the invasive Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in East San José, which can carry serious viruses.

Free yoga session led by Sofia Silva will be held on June 7 at The Landing – Minnesota River Heritage Park to relieve stress, welcoming all skill levels with bilingual instruction in English and Spanish.

The Garland Public Health Clinic offers free vaccinations for children and adolescents as part of Texas health programs, with specific clinic hours and a reminder to bring vaccination records.

Pima County Public Health AmeriCorps internships provide hands-on experience to college students, allowing them to contribute to the community and shape their careers in public health.

A couple in San Antonio's Jefferson neighborhood share a story of love, entrepreneurship, and community involvement while revitalizing a historic home.

New studies presented at a conference suggest that HPV vaccinations can significantly reduce cancer risk in males and highlight the importance of early vaccination, with a growing number of young men getting vaccinated.

The Arizona Smokers Helpline (ASHLine) offers free nicotine replacement and support to help combat smoking rates, spotlighted during "No Menthol Sunday."

Lorretta Cox, a heart patient on a cruise, faced a medical emergency and was hospitalized in the Dominican Republic, leading to high expenses and a community-funded return to the US.

LA Public Health warns of high bacteria levels at several beaches and advises against water activities near affected areas.