Los Angeles County health officials warn of extreme heat in Antelope Valley, advising vulnerable individuals to take precautions and use community cooling centers. Signs of heat-related illnesses should prompt immediate 911 calls.

Ascension's electronic health records are coming back online after a ransomware attack in May. Clinics in Florida, Alabama, and Austin are recovering, with efforts to restore full access still ongoing.

Michigan fisheries euthanized over 31,000 Atlantic salmon due to a bacterial kidney disease outbreak at a state hatchery. Despite treatment, the fish remained diseased and unsuitable for stocking.

Philadelphia health officials issued a warning about a possible measles exposure at the airport on May 31. Visitors to Terminal A West during specific hours should check vaccination records.

The University of Michigan receives a $6.5 million grant to study the impact of climate change on Great Lakes algal blooms and associated health risks.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued an advisory about elevated bacterial levels at several beaches, posing health risks for water activities. Some areas remain safe following testing.

Men’s Health Month highlights the importance of medical checkups for men, promoting awareness of preventable health issues and the significance of addressing physical and mental well-being.

A Michigan distributor recalls ground black pepper for possible salmonella contamination. Consumers can return it for a refund. No illnesses reported yet.

Fort Worth officials monitor Lake Worth's water levels, which may prompt recreational closure if they hit 595.5 feet, to prevent flooding and ensure safety.

The Illinois Department of Public Health declared the end of the largest measles outbreak in Northeast Illinois since 1990, with no new cases reported in over 42 days.

Michigan health officials have reported the first mosquitoes carrying Jamestown Canyon Virus in Saginaw County, prompting warnings for prevention and control measures.

Health experts warn of increased asthma discomfort in Austin due to high humidity and air pollution, with recent studies showing a link to emergency room visits, particularly in communities of color.

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission advises healthcare facilities to update their emergency plans ahead of a predicted intense 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.