Change Healthcare Cyberattack Affects Millions as Nevada Attorney General Offers Aid to Residents
The article discusses the impact of a cyberattack on Change Healthcare and the steps Nevada is taking to protect affected consumers, including free credit monitoring and advice from the Attorney General.
Clark County Reports Seven Mpox Cases as Southern Nevada Health District Urges Public Vigilance and Vaccination
The Southern Nevada Health District reports seven cases of Mpox in 2024, promoting vaccination and advising locals to avoid contact with symptomatic individuals and observe for symptoms post-exposure.
VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System Operating Rooms Temporarily Closing for Upgrades Causing Surgery Delays for Veterans
The VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System is temporarily closing its operating rooms for upgrades, which has caused frustration among some veterans experiencing delays in their medical treatments.
New West Henderson Hospital Opens, Expands Advanced Healthcare Services in Las Vegas Region
The West Henderson Hospital, part of The Valley Health System, opened on December 3rd, providing 150 beds, a 36-bay ER, and specialty facilities in Las Vegas. It's built with expansion in mind, near the Las Vegas Raiders' headquarters.
Over 1,000 VA Employees Laid Off, Sparking Protests and Concerns Over Veteran Care in North Las Vegas
VA Hospital staff in North Las Vegas protest over 1,000 layoffs, expressing concerns this will impact veterans' care despite VA's claim of reallocating $98 million to service improvements.
Southern Nevada Ramps Up Battle Against Mosquito-Borne Diseases, Officials Urge Public to Report Green Pools
Southern Nevada authorities urge residents to eliminate mosquito breeding sites, report green pools, and take preventive measures against mosquito-borne diseases such as West Nile and Zika viruses.
Roseman University to Launch College of Veterinary Medicine in Henderson Amid Western U.S. Vet Shortage
Roseman University plans to open a veterinary college in Henderson, Nevada, to address the veterinarian shortage, with Dr. Katherine Fogelberg as founding dean, focusing on serving both urban and rural areas.
Heat-Related Deaths in Southern Nevada Reach 114 Amid Extreme Temperatures in Las Vegas Area
Clark County, NV, is experiencing a rise in heat-related deaths with 114 cases reported, although fewer than last year's 526. The coroner is investigating, noting drugs and medical conditions often contribute to such fatalities.
SNHD in Nevada Delays Distribution of New COVID-19 Vaccine, Urges Use of Available Formulas Amid Rising Cases
Southern Nevada lacks the newest COVID-19 vaccine, though previous versions are available, particularly for at-risk groups. There are delays and regulatory challenges in vaccine distribution, amidst a rise in COVID-19 cases and limited FDA approvals.
Las Vegas Set for New COVID-19 Vaccine Ahead of ACIP Recommendations Amid Rising Virus Levels
New COVID-19 vaccine expected for 2025-2026 season in Las Vegas, as Southern Nevada Health District plans to stop offering the old shot and adopt the new formulation. Las Vegas faces increased COVID prevalence, with wastewater data showing a spike.
Pop-Up Produce Stands Offer Fresh, Affordable Food Options to Las Vegas Residents This Fall
Pop-Up Produce Stands offer affordable, healthy food options at the Bonneville Transit Center in Las Vegas to address food insecurity, accepting various payments including SNAP/EBT on select dates.
Las Vegas Health District Spotlights National Latino AIDS Awareness Day with Free HIV Testing and Services
The Southern Nevada Health District highlighted the importance of HIV testing and prevention on National Latino AIDS Awareness Day, noting increased HIV rates among Hispanic/Latinos in Las Vegas.
Southern Nevada Health District Launches Affordable Produce Pop-Ups in Downtown Las Vegas Amid Food Cost Crisis
The Southern Nevada Health District set up pop-up produce stands in Downtown Las Vegas providing affordable, regionally grown fruits and veggies, with options for SNAP/EBT payments.
Southern Nevada Reports First Flu-Related Fatality of the Season Amid an Uptick in Cases
Southern Nevada reports its first flu death of the season, a man in his 80s, amidst rising flu activity. Health officials advocate for vaccination, especially for high-risk groups, and stress hygiene practices to prevent spread.
ByHeart Infant Formula Pulled Amid Botulism Scare, CDC and FDA Investigate 15 Cases in 12 States
Nationwide recall of ByHeart infant formula is issued due to potential botulism risk, with no reported fatalities but cases across 12 states; parents are urged to stop using the product and seek immediate care if symptoms appear.
EPA Penalizes Chedraui USA for Selling Unapproved Disinfectants in Arizona, California, and Nevada Stores
The EPA fined grocery chain Chedraui USA for selling unapproved disinfectants with toxic chemicals and no proper labels in its El Super and Smart & Final stores, and the company confirmed it stopped selling these products.
Las Vegas Airport Travelers Alerted to Measles Exposure, Health Officials Urge Vigilance and Vaccination
Southern Nevada Health District warns of a measles case at Harry Reid International Airport with potential exposure risk near Gate D1 on December 13; travelers advised to check vaccination status.
Las Vegas Couples Panic As Fertility Clinic Locks Up And Ships Embryos Out Of State
Patients at Nevada Fertility Institute say they were told embryos would be moved to California and then found the clinic locked and a landlord notice about unpaid rent. Families are seeking answers and the state board's complaint process.
Southern Nevada Health Wake-Up Call: Report Finds Kids And Mental Care Falling Through Cracks
Intermountain Health’s new Nevada assessment names behavioral health and early‑childhood care as Clark County’s top priorities and lays out a 2026 implementation strategy. The plan pairs prevention work with investments such as gun‑lock distribution and a new pediatric hospital.
Clark County Greenlights $165 Million Vegas Opioid Rehab Hub
Clark County voted May 5 to award a construction contract for a county‑owned opioid rehabilitation center, selecting McCarthy Building Companies to lead preconstruction work. The project will be funded largely with opioid‑settlement dollars and is planned on 14.3 acres near North Las Vegas Boulevard.



















































































































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