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    CDC warns more US measles cases expected with travel season▼CDC warns additional measles cases in US are expected amid upcoming travel season✉newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says additional measles cases in the United States are expected as the upcoming travel season gets underway, raising concerns about further spread of the disease. The warning points to travelers bringing infections back from abroad and the risk of outbreaks in communities with low vaccination rates. Health officials continue to urge people to confirm they are fully vaccinated before traveling.

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    Health officials and commentators in Pennsylvania are asking what lessons their state should draw from the measles outbreak in Texas, which has become one of the largest in the United States in recent years. The discussion, highlighted by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, centers on vaccination rates, public health preparedness and how to prevent a similar spread in Pennsylvania communities.

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    Data centers under scrutiny for rural environmental and health impacts●Watch: How data centers impact the environment and health in rural areas✉newsEnvironment17 h ago

    A report highlighted by health care journalists examines how data centers affect the environment and public health in rural areas. Large facilities built to power cloud computing and artificial intelligence consume vast amounts of electricity and water, raising concerns among rural residents about noise, strained utilities and potential health effects. The coverage reflects growing attention on the rapid expansion of data center infrastructure in communities across the United States and beyond.

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    Joy and Justice Tour wraps up in Columbia with focus on girls' mental health▼Joy and Justice Tour ends in Columbia with focus on girls' mental health, period poverty✉newsHealthMental Health1 h ago

    The Joy and Justice Tour has concluded in Columbia, South Carolina, with events centered on girls' mental health and period poverty. Organizers used the tour's final stop to highlight the lack of access to menstrual products and the pressures affecting young girls' wellbeing, drawing local attention to issues advocates say are often overlooked in school and community policy discussions.

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    Joy and Justice Tour Concludes in Columbia Focusing on Black Women's Health▼Joy and Justice Tour ends in Columbia with focus on health, basic needs of Black girls, women✉newsHealth9 min ago

    The Joy and Justice Tour has wrapped up its run in Columbia, South Carolina, with events centered on the health and basic needs of Black girls and women. Organizers used the final stop to highlight gaps in access to healthcare, wellness resources, and essential support, drawing local attention to community advocacy efforts around racial and gender equity.

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    A new community health center has opened in northwest Ohio, expanding local access to medical care for area residents. The opening was reported by regional news outlet WTOL. Community health centers typically serve patients regardless of ability to pay, so the facility could matter for residents who lack insurance or face barriers to primary care. Details about the center's location, services, and staffing were not immediately available.