UC San Diego Health introduces a new FDA-approved immunotherapy for advanced melanoma, becoming the first in the region to offer this personalized TIL treatment.

San Diego officials warn of TB exposure on the MTS Trolley Blue Line and at the San Diego College of Continuing Education with cases on the rise in the county.

Potential tuberculosis exposure on San Diego's MTS Trolley Blue Line was reported between January 27 and February 29, with a specific incident on February 16.

A third measles case in the County involves a 13-month-old recently returned from overseas. Exposure sites were identified, prompting a call for those at risk to seek medical advice and review vaccination status.

A new COVID-related syndrome called MIP-C, characterized by severe lung scarring and autoimmune conditions like MDA5, has been discovered by researchers at UC San Diego and the University of Leeds.

Delta Dental donates $5 million to enhance dental care services for uninsured seniors in San Diego County through Health Quality Partners of Southern California.

San Diego County is dealing with a norovirus outbreak linked to frozen raw oysters from South Korea, with officials urging the halt of sales and advising the public on prevention.

San Diego County's Sheriff's Department collaborates with the DEA to host a drug disposal event for the public to safely discard unwanted prescriptions.

San Diego County will commence its first aerial larvicide application of the year to control mosquito breeding and prevent diseases like West Nile virus.

Norovirus cases in San Diego have been linked to frozen Korean oysters served at 100s Seafood Grill Buffet, prompting a warning from FDA and health officials.

Officials report TB exposure at Father Joe's Village, advising testing for those who were at JKC between October 2023 and March 2024, following earlier TB incidents at another facility.

San Diego's annual blood drive aims to collect 501 pints this April, with two new sites increasing the total to 24. The blood collected could aid transfusions for a variety of patients in critical conditions.

San Diego ranks fourth in WalletHub's report as one of the healthiest cities in the U.S., praised for its hiking trails and numerous healthy restaurants.