In today's newsletter, we cover the tragic discovery of a body during the search for a missing Texas teen, the detection of a highly contagious virus at major US airports, and Minnesota's new safeguards against fraud. Plus, hear about a miraculous rescue and the latest on major political and health issues.
A school-aged child in Los Angeles County has died from a rare complication linked to a past measles infection. Health officials stress the importance of vaccinations to prevent such tragedies.
Hospitalizations from the flu have surged to the highest levels in over a decade, with nearly 39,000 cases last season. As experts warn of another severe flu season, vaccination is more crucial than ever.
In a startling development, Alabama has reported its first measles case in over two decades. A child under five contracted the virus while traveling abroad. Health officials urge parents to ensure vaccinations are up to date to prevent further outbreaks.
A new measles case has been confirmed in Colorado, marking the 17th case this year. The hospitalized child, unvaccinated, traveled to Mexico where an outbreak is ongoing. Health officials urge vaccinations to protect against this highly contagious virus.
A recent measles alert has been issued after an international traveler exposed various locations in the D.C. area. Health officials urge residents to check their vaccination status and report potential exposure.
An urgent investigation is underway in Alabama after a suspected measles case involving an unvaccinated individual. Health officials are working to ensure community immunity and prevent a potential outbreak.
Michigan has reported its second measles case of 2025 in Kent County, raising alarms about the highly contagious disease. Health officials urge residents to check their vaccination status and stay informed about potential exposure.
Amid rising measles outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico, vaccination rates are soaring. Health officials urge the public to get the MMR vaccine to combat this highly contagious disease. Learn more about the ongoing efforts to increase immunization among residents.
Bay Area health officials are sounding the alarm as measles cases rise across the U.S. Residents are urged to get vaccinated to protect themselves and their children from this highly contagious virus.