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Health Alerts - United States

Health Alerts - United States

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 Stay informed with the latest public health updates across the United States. 'US Public Health Alerts' brings you critical information on health advisories, disease outbreaks, and safety recalls that matter to you. Whether it's emerging diseases, vaccine updates, or food safety alerts, we keep you informed and prepared. Tune in daily for concise, accurate, and trustworthy health alerts to protect you and your loved ones.

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  • US Faces Multiple Public Health Challenges: Foodborne Illnesses, Pertussis, Measles, and Emerging Flu Variant Spark Nationwide Concern

    US Faces Multiple Public Health Challenges: Foodborne Illnesses, Pertussis, Measles, and Emerging Flu Variant Spark Nationwide Concern
    2025/11/29
    Several significant public health alerts are affecting the United States today. ProMED, the global disease surveillance network, reports multiple concerning developments across the country that listeners should be aware of.

    In the Midwest, a foodborne illness outbreak linked to unpasteurized milk has been confirmed in West Virginia. This outbreak underscores the ongoing risks associated with consuming unpasteurized dairy products, particularly as we head into the holiday season when food safety becomes increasingly important.

    The Pacific Northwest is dealing with multiple E. coli outbreaks. Washington and California are investigating O157 cases connected to walnut consumption, while Washington is simultaneously tracking an O121 strain potentially linked to chicken. Additionally, an E. coli outbreak in Idaho has been traced to unpasteurized milk, continuing the pattern of dairy-related illness across multiple states.

    Pertussis cases continue rising across the country. ProMED reports increased cases in Arkansas and Kentucky, with Kentucky particularly concerning as it has already recorded a third infant death from the disease. This makes pertussis vaccination crucial, especially for those in contact with infants.

    Infant botulism remains a serious concern. Multiple cases have been identified related to powdered infant formula, with the FDA monitoring the situation closely. Parents should be extremely cautious about formula sourcing and storage.

    Measles outbreaks persist in multiple locations including South Carolina, New York, Utah, and Arizona, with ProMED reporting 141 confirmed cases in the United States. This reflects declining vaccination rates in certain communities and poses a risk to unvaccinated populations, particularly children.

    Shigellosis has been identified in Maine, creating a cluster outbreak that health officials are actively monitoring.

    Regarding influenza, the CDC and health experts are tracking a new H3N2 subclade K variant that differs genetically from this year's flu vaccine. This variant currently accounts for fifty-six percent of all H3N2 flu cases according to recent CDC data. Infectious disease experts warn this could lead to a rougher flu season, particularly as vaccination rates have declined with over two million fewer flu shots administered at U.S. pharmacies through October compared to the previous year. The variant does not appear to cause more severe disease, but increased infection rates mean more hospitalizations overall.

    Norovirus activity has also escalated, with positive tests doubling over the past three months according to CDC data. There is no vaccine for norovirus, so thorough hand hygiene remains the primary prevention method.

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  • Urgent Infant Formula Recall: ByHeart Botulism Outbreak Affects 37 Infants Across 17 States Prompts Nationwide Health Warning

    Urgent Infant Formula Recall: ByHeart Botulism Outbreak Affects 37 Infants Across 17 States Prompts Nationwide Health Warning
    2025/11/27
    Several significant public health alerts are affecting the United States today. The most urgent involves an ongoing multistate outbreak of infant botulism linked to ByHeart Whole Nutrition infant formula. According to the FDA and CDC, as of November 26, 2025, a total of 37 infants across 17 states have been confirmed or suspected to have infant botulism after exposure to this product. The affected states include Arizona, California, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. All 37 infants have been hospitalized, though no deaths have been reported. The contamination involves Clostridium botulinum, and the California Department of Public Health has confirmed the presence of this bacterium in cultures from opened cans of the formula. The FDA recommends that consumers worldwide should not use any ByHeart brand infant formula, as all products are included in the recall. Parents should keep containers in a safe place labeled do not use, and if a child develops symptoms, caregivers should contact their state health department. The California Department of Public Health has established a hotline at 1-833-398-2022 for parents and caregivers with concerns, available Monday through Sunday from 7 AM to 8 PM Pacific Standard Time.

    Beyond the infant formula crisis, listeners should be aware of additional health threats circulating across the nation. Measles cases have been reported in South Carolina, New York, Utah, and Arizona, with 141 confirmed cases documented. E. coli EHEC infections continue to spread in multiple states, with cases in Washington, Idaho, and other regions linked to various food sources including chicken and unpasteurized milk. Pertussis outbreaks are increasing in Arkansas and Kentucky, with Kentucky reporting the third infant death from the disease. Influenza activity is rising, with H3N2 strains dominating in several regions. There are also reports of botulism cases related to self-injection of cosmetic products in New York, Texas, and Wisconsin that require immediate medical attention.

    Additionally, campylobacteriosis has been linked to chicken liver pate consumed at a workplace cafeteria in Washington, and shigellosis clusters have been identified in Maine. Vibriosis cases are increasing in South Carolina. The mpox virus continues to circulate, with new cases confirmed in Kenya, and health authorities remain vigilant for potential spread. These outbreaks underscore the importance of food safety practices, vaccination maintenance, and prompt medical attention for symptoms including weakness, difficulty swallowing or speaking, and facial paralysis that may indicate botulism.

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  • CDC Warns of Measles Outbreak, Infant Formula Recall, and Emerging Health Risks Across United States

    CDC Warns of Measles Outbreak, Infant Formula Recall, and Emerging Health Risks Across United States
    2025/11/25
    Public health officials are closely monitoring several key alerts for listeners in the United States as of November 25, 2025. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, continues to advise vigilance surrounding a multi-state outbreak of measles, with confirmed cases in Utah, South Carolina, Arizona, and Minnesota. Listeners are reminded that measles is extremely contagious. The CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend ensuring all eligible individuals, especially children, receive the measles, mumps, and rubella or MMR vaccine as scheduled. Reports from ProMED Mail highlight the ongoing nature of these outbreaks, with more cases expected in under-vaccinated populations.

    There is also extra attention on infant botulism linked to ByHeart infant formula. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and California Department of Public Health are investigating several cases involving infants who consumed ByHeart formula. While a definitive link has not been established, parents and caregivers are urged to immediately stop using any ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula, regardless of lot number or size. For specific guidance and safe alternatives, consult your child’s health care provider or visit the FDA’s website for recall updates.

    There is significant debate and public concern over recent changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website that suggest a possible link between vaccines and autism. According to KFF Health News and reports from MedPage Today, this revised language contradicts decades of scientific evidence. The American Medical Association and many other leading medical groups warn this shift could undermine public confidence in vaccination, placing children at risk during ongoing outbreaks of measles and other preventable diseases. The CDC and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have faced criticism for spreading what major advocates and public health professionals call misinformation.

    Washington state recently reported the nation’s first human infection and death from the H5N5 avian influenza strain, previously only found in animals. According to The Washington Post and state health officials, the affected individual was an older adult with pre-existing conditions, and there is no evidence of wider risk to the public at this time, but listeners should heed updates from their state or local health department, especially if in high-risk groups or exposed to poultry.

    Listeners should also take note of a food safety recall involving Boar’s Head Pecorino Romano cheese sold by Supreme Deli LLC due to possible contamination risks. If you have purchased this cheese recently, stop consuming it and return it to the place of purchase. The FDA’s recall page has the most up-to-date information.

    Respiratory illnesses remain a concern as flu vaccination rates are lower than usual. Several state departments of health, including Wisconsin’s, are tracking rising activity of respiratory viruses. If you have not received your flu shot, it is strongly recommended, especially for young children, older adults, and those with weakened immune systems.

    There is growing attention on a liver condition known as metabolic dysfunction–associated steatotic liver disease, or MASLD, now recognized as one of the most common liver diseases in the United States. Many people may be affected without symptoms. Listeners should be aware of this risk, particularly if they have diabetes, obesity, or other metabolic conditions.

    Finally, a reminder to stay tuned for advisories on foodborne illness, chronic wasting disease risks, and other emerging health issues. Public health experts emphasize vigilance, staying informed on local advisories, and practicing good hygiene, including frequent hand washing and food safety protocols at home.

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