In southern Colorado's San Luis Valley, leaders express deep concern over proposed Medicaid cuts that could cripple health care access for thousands. With the region's economy intertwined with Medicaid funding, the potential fallout could be devastating for families and local businesses.
Americans face severe public health threats as unprecedented cuts dismantle essential health programs. With diseases like measles on the rise, communities are left vulnerable. Discover how these changes could impact your health!
The measles outbreak in Texas shows signs of slowing, but health officials warn against complacency as cases rise in other states. Vaccination campaigns are crucial to prevent further spread.
Los Angeles County is facing an alarming outbreak of hepatitis A, with cases skyrocketing to 138 in 2024 and continuing to rise in 2025. Public health officials are investigating the unexpected surge and its implications.
L.A. County faces a concerning hepatitis A outbreak with cases tripling in 2024. Health officials urge vaccinations as the virus spreads beyond homeless populations. Learn how to protect yourself!
Critical vaccination clinics across the U.S. have been abruptly canceled, raising alarms about public health with rising measles cases and vaccine hesitancy. Experts warn of dire consequences for vulnerable populations.
The Trump administration has shut down the HHS regional office in Seattle, impacting public health services for Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska. Lawmakers express outrage over significant layoffs affecting nearly 300 employees.
Dallas County's public health officials are forced to cancel over 50 vaccination clinics due to steep federal funding cuts, raising alarms about a growing measles outbreak in Texas. How will this impact community health?
A measles outbreak in Kansas is rapidly escalating, with cases doubling in just one week. Low vaccination rates in affected counties raise alarming concerns for community health and child safety.
The CDC is withdrawing $11.4 billion in COVID-19 grants, leaving public health departments scrambling. Experts warn this could jeopardize health programs and lead to job losses.
