Officials announced two new measles cases in Maricopa County, warning of potential exposure at five locations and emphasizing the importance of vaccination.

OHSU's medical school dean, Dr. David Jacoby, resigned after President Jacobs lost confidence in his handling of a scandal involving illicit photos by Dr. Dan Marks.

Illinois schools can now stock and use opioid overdose-reversing medications like naloxone and nalmefene, following an updated order from IDPH Director Dr. Sameer Vohra.

The tech accelerator Plug and Play opened its first Texas location in Cedar Park, aiming to foster innovation in manufacturing and healthcare with local startups.

The Phoenix Human Relations Commission offers a webinar on combating mental health burnout, emphasizing early recognition and prevention, with tips for personal and workplace well-being.

Texas expects a vibrant bluebonnet season due to drought conditions that reduced competing vegetation, with well-timed rains contributing to the flower's growth.

Los Angeles County has issued a beach advisory due to increased bacteria levels from recent rains, advising the public to avoid ocean water near discharge points until February 24, 2024.

The Seattle/King County Clinic provides free healthcare services, with over $23 million in care given by volunteers since 2014, demonstrating the community's commitment to accessible healthcare.

The Oregon Senate passed a bill capping insulin costs at $35 a month to support diabetics, with strong bipartisan support and a move to the House next.

Experts encourage increased awareness of stroke signs among seniors to improve early detection and response, emphasizing the FAST acronym for symptom recognition.

Rizo-López Foods, Inc. recalls dairy products including various cheeses in California due to potential listeria contamination. Consumers are advised to discard or return the products.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul joins 39 state attorneys general urging Congress to reform Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) to improve drug price transparency and affordability.

Long Beach Health Department launches a harm reduction program to address the opioid crisis, providing naloxone and drug testing supplies to combat overdose fatalities.