The FDA criticized Dollar Tree for poorly handling a recall of lead-laden WanaBana applesauce pouches, which reportedly remained on shelves for two months and were tied to elevated child blood lead levels in 44 states.

This article discusses the importance of taking real breaks and vacation time to prevent burnout and improve mental health, highlighting research and perspectives from a University of Minnesota professor.

A boil water advisory is in effect for parts of Livonia due to a malfunction causing low water pressure. Residents must boil water before consumption.

Quitman, Texas, secures a $6 million federal grant to innovate dementia care, seeking matching state funds to build a 54-bed facility promoting independence, inspired by Scandinavian models.

Ocean water use warnings have been issued at several LA County beaches due to high bacterial levels, advising against water activities near specific areas.

Harris County sees a rise in West Nile virus in mosquitoes, with 74 cases detected. No human cases reported, but officials urge preventative measures against mosquito breeding.

Michigan health officials warn against Diamond Shruumz products after a multi-state outbreak of severe illness, advising consumers to discard these mushroom-based snacks and retailers to stop sales.

Texas DSHS released two data dashboards on maternal and infant health, providing insights into mortality and risk factors, with plans for further expansion.

The IDHP warns of early West Nile virus in Illinois, urging residents to take precautions during Mosquito Control Awareness Week after finding the virus in local mosquitos and birds.

The article details disciplinary actions by the Washington State Department of Health against several health care providers for unprofessional conduct.

Over 3,000 Oregon nurses strike over work conditions and benefits, affecting Providence Health facilities. Despite stalled negotiations, patient care continues with replacement staff.

Texas faces a mental health care crisis with a provider shortage, prompting a shift toward integrating mental health assessments and treatments into primary care, championed by advocates like Barbara Chapman and supported by programs like CPAN.

Two Michigan beaches have been closed due to elevated bacteria levels, with St. Clair Shores Memorial Park Beach and Muskegon Lake's Water Sports Park affected.