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.

A study suggests kids may choose foods based on gender stereotypes, impacting the eating habits of boys, particularly those concerned with social perceptions.

Austin and Travis County officials collaborate to address the opioid crisis, employing strategies such as naloxone distribution, overdose education, and harm reduction services, with funding from the Texas Opioid Abatement Trust Fund.

ACC is hosting a Health Science Open House on February 24 at Eastview Campus, offering insights into medical careers with feedback from nursing student Gabby Brown.

Atlanta's "Lights of Love" event at Children's Healthcare invites the public to shine lights at hospitalized kids on Valentine's Day, in a gesture of support.

There's an increase in early pregnancy screenings in some U.S. states due to stricter abortion laws after Roe v. Wade was overturned, which is impacting patients' decision-making.

A small amount of coke dust was released from Martinez Refining Company, contained on-site without off-site impacts, according to the company and Contra Costa Health.

Houston is facing a surge in PCP-linked DWI cases, with the substance found in 16% of such incidents from 2013 to 2018, raising public safety concerns.

The ongoing ADHD medication shortage is causing frustration for patients and doctors, with many struggling to obtain prescriptions for Adderall and similar drugs due to supply chain issues exacerbated by the pandemic and DEA production limits.