Lewisville offers free fitness classes at Wayne Ferguson Plaza as part of its community engagement strategy, with programs including yoga, strength training, Pilates, and Tai Chi. More details are available on the city website and Facebook page.

San Antonio's TCEQ declares June 8 an Ozone Action Day, advising particularly vulnerable groups to stay indoors and suggesting community practices to reduce air pollution.

The Landing hosts a free outdoor yoga event for the summer solstice, welcoming individuals 16+ to practice SomaYoga with instructor Sofia Silva on June 21.

Groundbreaking for the new Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment in Beaverton responds to the local need for addiction services, offering detox and residential care by late 2025.

Pierce County massage therapist Lukela Los Banos has been suspended after a patient was injured during therapy involving suction cups. He has not responded to a Department of Health inquiry.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul and 10 other states are urging the FTC for stricter oversight on health care mergers involving private equity, concerned about higher costs and lower care quality.

A salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers has affected 162 people across 25 states. Fresh Start Produce Sales Inc. recalled cucumbers distributed to 14 states. The CDC advises not consuming recalled cucumbers and taking safety measures.

The 15th annual HAAM Corporate Battle of the Bands event in Austin raised funds for musicians' health care through a live band competition featuring local company employees.

Multnomah County seeks expertise for its new behavioral health center, targeting a September opening with services for people with SUD and mental health issues.

Unsafe levels of PSP have been found in shellfish along Washington's Pacific coast, leading to recreational and commercial harvesting bans in areas like Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay to prevent health risks.

Fulton County Board of Health reopens its 10 Park Place offices and Adamsville Health Center on June 6, 2024, following a brief closure due to water issues.

The Arizona Department of Health Services supports youth councils statewide to empower young people to address public health issues like mental health and bullying.

Research at a medical conference suggests a less aggressive treatment approach for ovarian, esophageal cancers, and Hodgkin lymphoma could be effective.