Allegheny County inspectors ordered the Subway at 950 Ridge Ave closed after finding a nonfunctioning walk-in cooler, foods above safe temperatures and sanitation issues.

The Cincinnati Health Department is focusing on sepsis awareness and education during Sepsis Survivor Week, emphasizing the importance of recognizing symptoms and seeking quick treatment.

Meharry is sending mobile dental units and newly acquired clinics across Middle Tennessee to reach families in care deserts and expand student training.

The Cincinnati Health Department is observing Cardiac Rehabilitation Week, focusing on the comprehensive care involving exercise, education, and support for heart patients.

A larger second flu peak has hit Sonoma and Napa counties as H3N2 and rising wastewater signals push test positivity and hospital visits higher. Health officials urge vaccination and early treatment.

Three measles cases were confirmed this month in a Rockwall County household; exposed family members are under a 21‑day observation and officials urge MMR vaccination.

Massachusetts reports a seventh child death due to influenza, with the total flu-related deaths reaching 260 this season. Public health officials emphasize vaccination and pandemic-like precautions.

North Carolina public schools receive an $11 million federal grant to enhance mental health services, with funds allocated to school psychology programs and retention initiatives.

CWD was detected in a wild deer in Gladwin County, Michigan, spreading to 18 counties. No human transmissions have been recorded; however, precautions for handling deer are advised.

A Fort Lauderdale maker of True Metrix meters revised E‑5 error instructions after reports of serious injuries and one death. The change covers devices sold under many store brands.

Nurses at Mount Sinai and Montefiore approved new contracts, ending a strike, while their colleagues at NewYork-Presbyterian voted against a similar deal, continuing the labor dispute.

CareSTL Health abruptly closed several St. Louis clinics this week amid payroll shortfalls. Leaders blamed a claims backlog, delayed federal funds and last May's tornado.

NYC's Health Department expanded its Relay overdose prevention program to a 16th location, with reported decreases in overdose deaths and a strong commitment to proven prevention strategies.