Iowa Company Recalls Cookie Dough Sold to Blue Bell, Other Firms October 12, 2016 An Iowa company is recalling the cookie dough it sold to Blue Bell Creameries and other food companies because it...
Utah’s Unique Zika Case Remains Medical Mystery September 15, 2016 A case of the Zika virus in Utah is now the only one in the continental U.S. that’s still puzzling...
Miami Businesses Anxiously Await End to Zika Warnings September 15, 2016 Business owners are anxious for federal health officials to lift a travel advisory warning pregnant women and their partners to...
Utah ups Mosquito Monitoring Efforts in Wake of Zika Cases July 22, 2016 By Brady McCombs Mosquito abatement teams in Salt Lake City are stepping up efforts to trap and test mosquitoes and kill larvae following...
Officials Expect Zika Virus in U.S. by April; Outdoor Spraying Called Ineffective February 3, 2016 By Julie Steenhuysen Health experts are bracing for Zika virus to spread to the United States by April or May, borne by a...
E. Coli Not Confirmed in Costco Salad Parts after More Testing December 10, 2015 By Donna Gordon Blankinship Federal officials said Tuesday further testing was unable to confirm the presence of E. coli in the onions and celery...
New York Says It’s Ready for Ebola, but Many Health Workers Aren’t So Sure October 22, 2014 By Kelly Gilblom Millicent Gist, a receptionist at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, was surprised to hear her facility was an officially...
80 People Being Monitored in Dallas Ebola Case October 2, 2014 By Caroline Chen, Kelly Gilblom and Tom Korosec More than 80 people in Dallas are being monitored for symptoms of Ebola after coming into contact with patient Thomas...
Surge in Brain Trauma Among Young Athletes Spurs Call for Action July 16, 2013 By Samuel Adams A surge in sports-related brain injuries among the youth is pushing U.S. health officials to call for public policy changes...