San Antonio is seeking new members for its Commission on Education to advise on city educational policies, with applications open to residents with varied experiences.

Philadelphia maintains a low risk for H5N1 bird flu despite national concerns of cross-species infections and confirmed human cases linked to livestock exposure.

The CDC is probing a Listeria outbreak linked to deli meats, which has resulted in 28 hospitalized cases across 12 states and two deaths. The exact source is unconfirmed, but consumption of deli meats is a common factor among those affected.

Orange County Corrections Health Services received reaccreditation from the NCCHC, affirming high healthcare standards. An on-site review highlighted compliance, with over 1,900 inmates tested for syphilis during a proactive screening program.

The article discusses San Francisco's effective COVID-19 response through the San Francisco Health Systems Collaborative, which included coordinated efforts and resource sharing among local health providers.

San Antonio strengthens its mental health services with the opening of Family Care Center and the expansion of SA CORE for round-the-clock crisis intervention.

Navajo County faces a rise in rabies cases, particularly among gray foxes, shifting from isolated incidents to an outbreak, prompting health warnings and the importance of pet vaccinations.

First human West Nile virus case of the year reported in Williamson County, with 13 mosquito traps testing positive for the virus in the area. Health officials urge precautions.

Mosquito samples in several Allegheny County neighborhoods tested positive for West Nile Virus, prompting ACHD to schedule pesticide treatments using Zenevex E20. Residents are advised to remain indoors during spraying as a precaution.

Dermatologist Neelam Vashi disputes online claims that sunscreen is harmful, reaffirming its importance for preventing skin cancer and premature aging.

The Blount Memorial Board and Blount County Commission have approved a letter of intent for Prisma Health to manage the hospital, marking a significant healthcare shift in the area.

After Hurricane Beryl, Houston faces a mosquito surge linked to standing water, which raises West Nile virus concerns, prompting control measures and calls for community action to eliminate breeding sites.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued a warning about elevated bacterial levels at several local beaches, advising against water activities such as swimming and surfing.