The CDC plans to revise COVID-19 isolation guidelines, shifting from a fixed isolation period to a symptom-based approach similar to how other respiratory diseases are managed.

Daly City declares loneliness a public health crisis, highlighting the risks of social isolation on par with smoking, acknowledging the issue's severity, and committing to fostering better community connections.

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved legislation to expedite the procurement of public health beds, tackling the city’s mental health and substance abuse crisis more swiftly.

Dr. Sejal Hathi joins Oregon as a key public health official, bringing experience from New Jersey and the Biden-Harris Administration, with hopes to advance state health initiatives.

Valentine's Day triggers a need for services in the heartbreak industry, offering help from experts like Coach Lee Wilson and insights from Dr. Shelby Scott and author Florence Williams on the biology of heartache.

CareOregon and SCAN Group have terminated their planned merger due to regulatory concerns and local opposition, impacting Oregon's healthcare landscape.

Los Angeles County health officials have closed Inner Cabrillo Beach and issued a water use warning for Mothers Beach due to bacterial contamination from sewage discharge, affecting Valentine's Day beach plans.

A federal judge ordered Simple Health Plans LLC to pay $195 million for selling deceptive health policies, with CEO Steven J. Dorfman found guilty of fraud.

The renowned Avra Greek restaurant is set to open in Uptown Dallas, bringing Mediterranean flavors to The Crescent with plans for a $7 million renovation.

The CDC is considering revising its COVID-19 isolation guidelines, potentially eliminating the five-day isolation period and instead basing isolation length on symptom status.

The Rec Center is offering new fitness programs: a 45-minute "Express Stations" class twice a week and an "All Levels Yoga" class once a week, aiming to provide affordable and flexible exercise options.

San Diego County launches its 13th annual "Love Your Heart" event, offering free blood pressure screenings to promote heart health awareness and prevent heart disease.

An Oregon resident caught bubonic plague from their pet cat, with officials stating community spread risk is low and stressing the importance of vigilance among pet owners.