Iowa reported 184 cyclosporiasis cases by July 23, more than twice the comparable 2025 count. Officials say some cases may be tied to a national outbreak, but the connection is not confirmed.
Margate’s temporary switch from chloramines to free chlorine runs through Aug. 20, with possible taste, odor and appearance changes for some water customers.
A Maricopa County notice identified a possible measles exposure at the Surprise Walmart on July 12 and gave visitors vaccination, symptom and call-ahead guidance.
Hialeah’s July Consumer Confidence Report uses 2025 monitoring data and says no lead service lines have been identified in the public distribution system. A July repair notice shows why residents should distinguish temporary service effects from active water advisories.
A WHO-sponsored trial is testing MBP134 and remdesivir in Congo, but enrollment is a research milestone—not proof that either treatment works.
A July storm temporarily restricted shellfish harvesting in defined Great South Bay waters in the Towns of Islip and Babylon. Normally certified Islip waters east of the Robert Moses Causeway Bridge reopened July 10, and DEC now lists no temporary Suffolk County closures.
Michigan reported two deaths associated with the current Cyclospora outbreak. Here is what consumers should know about recalled lettuce, symptoms and care.
Dr. Faisal Khan is scheduled to begin as St. Louis’ permanent health director on August 3, ending the interim-director period while Victoria Anwuri remains commissioner.
Michigan reported 9,253 cyclosporiasis cases as of July 27, far above its typical annual total. The FDA-linked lettuce recall reached Michigan food-service customers, but it does not explain every state-reported case.
Samples collected July 7 and July 9 at Sedona’s wastewater treatment plant tested positive for measles virus. Officials say the finding is a surveillance signal—not a case count, identified patient or confirmed Sedona outbreak.
A July 6, 2026 Suffolk County bathing advisory covered two Centerport beaches after heavy rain. Huntington records document a bioswale and watershed drainage projects, but do not show how those controls performed during that storm.
San Bernardino County reported two cyclosporiasis cases in 2026, but officials have identified no outbreak or cluster. The county’s July 23 advisory offers food-safety and symptom guidance without reporting a city-specific outbreak.
The City of San Augustine said its July boil-water notice for the downtown area west of town was rescinded on July 15, 2026. The public notice identifies the affected line and date but does not explain the repair method, cost, testing records or prevention steps.
Residents near Val Verde and Castaic are reporting stronger odors and symptoms as EPA-overseen excavation continues at the Chiquita Canyon Landfill, where required protections remain in place through mid-August.
Adams County and Colorado health officials say they still lack facility access and records needed to investigate one laboratory-confirmed active TB case involving a detainee.
Provisional CDC data show a record-low age-adjusted U.S. death rate in 2025, even as total deaths and raw heart disease and cancer deaths rose.
No outbreak-associated Ebola cases have been reported in the United States, but CDC screening, traveler follow-up and 21-day guidance remain active.
Arkansas reported 123 confirmed cyclosporiasis cases by July 30, including 75 in Benton County. Recalled iceberg lettuce was distributed in Arkansas, but officials have not linked every state case to the product.
Camden County commissioners accepted a $299,839.50 Rural Health Transformation Program grant on July 6, funding a full-time community paramedic, response vehicle, equipment and training. The new service is intended to add preventive and follow-up care to Camden County EMS’s 911 response system.
A peer-reviewed Utah study found potential digestion and crop pathways for Great Salt Lake dust, but no proof of unsafe food or documented illness.
CDC data show 2,371 confirmed U.S. measles cases in 2026, already above 2025’s total, as outbreaks and lower vaccination coverage raise back-to-school concerns.
Mississippi has confirmed five cyclosporiasis cases. Recalled iceberg lettuce was distributed to Mississippi food-service customers and select Walmart stores, but officials had not linked the cases to the federal outbreak.
