Health
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Florida’s Locally Acquired Dengue Cases Reach 485 After 60 New Reports in One Week
Florida recorded 60 additional locally acquired dengue cases in the week covered by a November 2 report, taking the statewide…
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New York Confirms First Known Measles-Associated Death in More Than 30 Years
The New York State Department of Health and Lewis County Public Health reported November 2 that a child's death was…
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National Family Caregivers Month 2026: ‘Care Connects Us’ Highlights Everyday Support
Caregiver Action Network's November 2026 campaign recognizes family caregivers and offers practical tools, webinars and peer resources.
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American Diabetes Month Begins With New Focus on Risk Awareness and Everyday Support
The American Diabetes Association's November 2026 campaign highlights risk awareness, education and resources for people living with diabetes.
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An Early, Stubborn Flu Season Is Here, and a Peanut Study Is Making the Rounds
Flu season has arrived early and is gaining ground. CDC FluView shows an early wave of a mutated H one…
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CDC Tracks Bird Flu Cases as the Early Flu Season Keeps Breaking the Clock
The bird-flu claim in circulation needs an important correction: the CDC has not confirmed human-to-human spread among agricultural workers. Washington…
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CDC: Flu Activity Is Rising Earlier This Fall, Though National Levels Remain Low
Flu activity is increasing in parts of the United States earlier in the fall, but the Centers for Disease Control…
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Flu Arrived Early This Year, and the Season’s Most Common Strain Is Wearing a Mutation
Flu activity is climbing earlier than usual, according to CDC FluView. The dominant strain is H1N1, including a variant with…
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Measles Doubled Last Year’s Total While Flu Arrived Early, and Both Stories Start With a Shot Record
Measles cases in the United States have passed four thousand five hundred this year. More than double last year’s total.…
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Measles Outbreak Intensifies as Another Death Is Reported
A Franklin County coroner in Pennsylvania has reported another measles-associated death amid the state’s ongoing outbreak. The woman was unvaccinated…
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