Illinois allocates $2 million in grants to three organizations for abortion services training, increasing reproductive healthcare access post-Dobbs ruling. Governor Pritzker emphasizes Illinois' commitment to being a reproductive care haven.

Kidney recipient Joe DeMayo met his donor Marybeth Foster for the first time at a Philadelphia Phillies game, a heartfelt moment celebrating life and gratitude.

Eight governors, led by Texas Gov. Abbott, oppose President Biden's healthcare policies, fearing a $48 billion cut in Medicaid funds, which they argue will harm vulnerable populations.

LA County health officials advise against ocean activities at several beaches due to high bacteria levels, with updates available online and via a hotline.

The Health Department's fair during National Public Health Week will showcase services and honor Local Public Health Heroes, with a free light lunch for attendees.

Renton Library's monthly Resource Day offers community support services like healthcare, job training, and free essentials on Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

ADHS is intensifying efforts to prepare for Arizona's heat season, focusing on safety information and combating heat-related illnesses as higher temperatures approach.

Tom Copeland, the former director of the Texas Film Commission, has passed away at 74 due to an illness. He played a crucial role in developing Texas's film industry.

The EPA introduced new regulations for PFAS in drinking water, while Washington state plans to align with these standards, with a media briefing set for April 10 to discuss policy changes.

CVS Health Plans and Geisinger will cover over-the-counter birth control, including Opill, following Pennsylvania's push for better contraceptive access.

A boil water advisory is in effect for parts of Troy, MI due to low water pressure caused by a malfunction in the water system. Residents should boil water before use.

Clackamas County launches a campaign to distribute free Deterra medication disposal pouches at 20 locations to combat overdose deaths and protect the environment.

Los Angeles County public health officials have issued warnings against ocean water use at several popular beaches due to high bacterial levels exceeding health standards.