Arizona's health department collaborates with Virginia's to improve healthcare by mutually evaluating facilities, leading to enhancements in safety and transparency.

Potential tuberculosis exposure on San Diego's MTS Trolley Blue Line was reported between January 27 and February 29, with a specific incident on February 16.

An AI app helps patients find pharmacies with stocks of scarce drugs, focusing on GLP-1 medications used for weight loss, diabetes, and heart conditions, amidst a widespread drug shortage.

Mountain rescues increase in Arizona due to high heat, prompting warnings for hikers to avoid peak temperatures; Scottsdale Fire mourns a captain lost to cancer and prepares for wildfire season and new ambulance service.

Three more dairy herds in Michigan test positive for HPAI, with state agencies emphasizing dairy safety and calling for heightened farm biosecurity measures.

The study indicates firefighters have higher prostate cancer risks linked to PFAS chemicals, which can alter genes due to exposure from firefighting foam and gear.

Carver County has been named Minnesota's healthiest county for the 10th year by the County Health Rankings, due to high-quality healthcare, healthy lifestyles, and community engagement.

Several Bay Area cities suspended bans on natural gas in new buildings, citing a legal ruling against Berkeley's similar ban, while San Francisco upholds its policy. This impacts climate goals and prompts debate on public health and energy practices.

The Texas Mushroom Conference at UT Austin highlighted the potential of fungi in medicine, with discussions on psilocybin research for mental health disorders.

Fredericksburg doctor David M. Young was convicted of a $70 million Medicare fraud involving unnecessary medical prescriptions, facing up to 10 years in prison.

Michigan health officials warn beachgoers to avoid foam on water bodies that could contain toxic PFAS, urging them to wash off immediately after contact.

Grant Martin, a heart patient at Emory, had a graduation in the hospital after Columbus State University worked to ensure his academic efforts were honored.

San Antonio's SA CORE program, aiding mental health crises, will soon provide 24/7 service. Since its April 2021 inception, the initiative has grown to three teams, aiming for on-site crisis resolution without arrests.