UT Health - San Antonio held a ceremony honoring those who donated their bodies to science, marking the first such event since the pandemic and recognizing donations made since 2019.

The military has adopted 'The Brandon Act,' enabling service members to confidentially seek mental health support, inspired by the advocacy of the parents of Brandon Caserta, who died by suicide in 2018.

H-E-B recalls APCO Brand Premium Chorizo due to possible plastic and metal contamination after a federal health alert. No injuries reported, but consumers advised to return or discard the product.

Several Texas hospitals, including Dell Seton and Baylor Scott & White, received 'C' ratings from the Leapfrog Group; Baylor disputes the data, citing high CMS ratings.

Austin is developing a grant to aid home-based child care, while Leander and Liberty Hill ISDs seek to support autistic students with a collaborative grant.

The Health Department is using traps and sprays from April to October to combat the West Nile virus by monitoring mosquito populations and applying nighttime sprays when the virus is detected.

The Oregon Fire Service Health and Safety Collaborative is a new initiative from the Oregon State Fire Marshal aimed at improving the physical and mental health of firefighters.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued warnings about high bacterial levels at several LA County beaches, advising against water activities in those areas.

CHRISTUS Children's Hospital in San Antonio unveils advanced surgical rooms with robotic systems and infection control, aiming to improve care and reduce recovery times.

The Illinois Department of Public Health launches a Lyme Disease Awareness campaign, urging residents to prevent tick bites and promptly remove ticks to reduce disease risk.

Los Angeles County officials warn against swimming at certain beaches due to high bacterial levels, potentially causing illness. Malibu and Santa Monica Pier areas are affected.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a free Outdoor Qigong session next Sunday for those over 18, featuring guest artist Scott Stafford. No experience necessary.

An 89-year-old woman is suing GSK and Boehringer Ingelheim, claiming Zantac caused her cancer. The companies deny the allegations, citing lack of scientific proof.