San Diego County sees a rise in flu cases with health officials urging vaccinations ahead of the holiday season. Misconceptions about the flu vaccine are addressed, while prevention tips are highlighted.

Respiratory illnesses such as Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections and whooping cough are increasing in San Diego, with young children and teenagers being particularly affected. Health officials advocate vaccinations in response.

Nearly 2,000 people have engaged in a survey on Tijuana River Valley pollution impacts in San Diego County, with efforts ongoing to gather more input, especially regarding children's health.

San Diego County reports an increase in whooping cough cases, reaching 547 this year, with a high incidence among 11 to 17-year-olds. No deaths since 2016 have been recorded, and vaccination is strongly advocated.

The California Dept. of Managed Health Care is investigating Kaiser Permanente during a strike by mental health workers who seek equitable pay and working conditions.

San Diego County's survey to understand health impacts of Tijuana River Valley sewage pollution surpasses 1,000 responses, aiming for a total of 2,000. The ACE survey involves residents, workers, and visitors, and remains open until November 22.

A wild bat found in an Oceanside parking lot has tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to seek anyone who may have had contact with it for assessment.

San Diego urges residents to get flu shots, citing an average of 20,381 flu cases and 54 deaths over two years. The county facilitates access with public health centers and free flu vaccination events.

A Vista resident was hospitalized with a locally acquired case of dengue fever. County health officials are monitoring the situation and conducting mosquito control to prevent the spread.

Sharp Healthcare workers in San Diego are voting on strike authorization over alleged unfair labor practices and staffing issues according to SEIU-UHW.

San Diego County and the CDC have launched a health assessment in the Tijuana River Valley to analyze the impact of sewage pollution on local communities.

The CDC joins San Diego County officials to conduct a health assessment survey in the Tijuana River Valley to evaluate the impact of sewage pollution on residents.

San Francisco County launched Check Your Mood Day to promote mental health awareness and encourage residents to participate in depression screening, aligning with Mental Illness Awareness Week.