Chronic Wasting Disease has been found in two white-tailed deer at a Real County, Texas breeding facility, marking the county's first cases. Detected through mandatory testing, authorities emphasize strict adherence to protocols to prevent spread.

The logbook with patient data is missing from Zuckerberg SF General Hospital, raising concerns about privacy and resulting in a comprehensive security review and notifications to affected patients.

Washington County celebrated its 21st annual Public Health Recognition Awards, honoring local health heroes like Lucia Benavides and groups including the Beaverton Resource Center and Pacific University's Reproductive Justice Action Team.

Illinois health officials recalled eclipse glasses labeled "EN ISO 12312-1:2022" sold by Amazon and local stores, warning they may not protect eyes during the solar eclipse.

Philadelphia city employees now have access to On the Goga's Wellbeing Hub, a new platform to improve their physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing, with resources such as exercise programs, meditations, and interactive workshops.

A court ruling ended a federal program in Texas that let minors obtain birth control without parental consent, affecting teen access to contraception and sex education.

Stage 3 water restrictions are implemented by the Edwards Aquifer Authority in 7 Texas counties, requiring a 35% reduction in water use due to declining aquifer levels.

The Whittier Wellness Community in Los Angeles re-opens, offering free health and wellness services to under-resourced neighborhoods, including workshops, resources for substance abuse, and health programs.

Minnesota's Department of Health report analyzes health status, finding disparities in access and outcomes, emphasizing the need for policy and community action, especially in light of COVID-19 impacts.

Santa Clara County vector ecologists are studying disease-carrying fleas in local parks to assess public health risks, such as bubonic plague and other bacterial infections. Results are expected by summer.

Allergy seasons are lengthening across the U.S. due to a warming climate, with Las Cruces and El Paso experiencing significant increases. However, some cities like Ottumwa are seeing shorter seasons, showcasing the complex effects of climate change.

LA Care Board grants $2 million to keep Catalina Island's hospital open until December, preventing the imminent closure threatening healthcare for residents and tourists.

Sutter Health plans to invest $442 million in a neurosciences care complex in San Francisco's Mission Bernal, set to open in 2028, with expanded neurological services and other healthcare improvements.