Bloomington Public Health celebrates National Public Health Week, highlights staff, and urges appreciation for workers who serve Bloomington, Edina, and Richfield, impacting 180,000 locals.

Nurses at Santa Clara Valley Healthcare strike over contract disputes relating to wages and temporary staffing assignments, impacting services despite the county's effort to minimize disruptions.

Tennessee imposes movement restrictions on dairy cattle due to the USDA's confirmation of a highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak in multiple states.

The article discusses the severe impact of bullying, especially cyberbullying, on youth mental and physical health and the low reporting rates of such incidents.

San Diego's annual blood drive aims to collect 501 pints this April, with two new sites increasing the total to 24. The blood collected could aid transfusions for a variety of patients in critical conditions.

Planned Parenthood Arizona adds vasectomy services at its Central Phoenix Health Center in response to increased demand for male sterilization after the reversal of Roe v. Wade.

Ramsey County proclaimed April 1-7 as Public Health Week, highlighting efforts to tackle health and racial disparities and urging community involvement in various initiatives and events.

Black patients are getting fairer kidney transplant evaluations after a biased test was corrected, benefiting thousands like Jazmin Evans, who received a delayed transplant.

Cook County Clerk Karen Yarbrough is hospitalized with a serious medical condition, as per her office. Her family requests privacy and prayers during this time.

Negotiations between American Medical Response and Multnomah County show progress, aiming to improve emergency response times amid a paramedic shortage.

Baptist Health System is hiring for its new Westover Baptist Hospital in San Antonio, offering jobs with benefits at a hiring event with on-the-spot employment opportunities.

San Antonio celebrates National Public Health Week with events, a scholarship honoring Dr. Fernando A. Guerra, and a Public Health Fest featuring free resources and entertainment.

Medical residents and fellows at UChicago Medicine are moving to unionize with the Committee of Interns and Residents, citing overwork and underpayment.