The Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) issued an update on the E.coli outbreak that has been linked to a Lebanon farm and show that additional cases have been identified since the last report. DPH...

Minnesota typically reports less than 10 mumps cases annually, according to Department of Health statistics since 1995, with a couple of outlier years due to outbreaks. However, during the first three...

The Indiana State Department of Health has reported mumps outbreaks at four universities as Purdue University in West Lafayette becomes the latest school to report an outbreak of the viral vaccine preventable...

The Administration is committed to taking every step necessary, as quickly as possible, to protect the American people from the Zika virus. That’s why we submitted to Congress a request for emergency...

Calaveras Public Health Officer, Dr. Dean Kelaita, Tuesday announced that Public Health Services is investigating a child diagnosed with measles traveling through Calaveras County to ensure no local residents...

Oregon State University (OSU) officials have reported an outbreak of a norovirus-like illness, or “stomach flu” that has affected approximately 50-60 students at the Corvallis campus. The...

April is National Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Awareness Month, and the Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) is raising awareness about those who may be at risk. Judy Nielsen...

Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) units around the country are in the forefront of creating projects that address public health needs in their communities.  The National Association of County and City Health...

The New Mexico Department of Health announced today that a 54-year-old man from Cibola County has died of Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS). This is the second case of HPS in New Mexico this year. An...

The Utah Department of Health (UDOH) today announced the on-going investigation of a hepatitis C outbreak associated with a health care worker who was employed at two northern Utah hospitals has identified...