#health-advisory

#health-advisory

Recall of Oasis Treasures Pistachio Dubai Chocolate bars due to salmonella contamination risk.

Boar's Head is recalling 7 million pounds of products due to a deadly listeria outbreak, including deli meats made at a Virginia plant.

The recall involves 71 products made between May 10 and July 29 under Boar's Head and Old Country brand names, including liverwurst, salami, bologna, and more.

The listeria outbreak linked to the recalled products has killed two individuals, affected nearly three dozen people in 13 states, and led to hospitalizations.

Consumers are advised not to consume the recalled meat products and should return them for a refund, with refrigerators needing thorough cleaning to prevent contamination.

A variety of popular sweets recalled in California due to salmonella contamination concerns.

Certain oysters in Canada recalled due to possible norovirus contamination, prompting consumers to return or discard these products.

FDA warns of liver damage risk associated with menopause drug Veozah, advising patients on monitoring and symptoms.

Consumers urged to avoid shellfish from contaminated areas to prevent paralytic shellfish poisoning.

Eastern equine encephalitis poses a serious risk, prompting towns in Massachusetts to enforce outdoor restrictions and raise public awareness.

It's advisable for uninsured individuals to receive the current COVID vaccine, even with a new vaccine coming soon, due to immediate benefits and limited time availability.

New York officials are warning about increased West Nile virus cases and recommending mosquito protection measures.

Fluoridation of New York City tap water faces scrutiny and political opposition despite being recognized as a significant public health measure since 1965.

A Boston resident has tested positive for West Nile virus, the first case this season, highlighting the increased risk in the area.

Increase in parvovirus B19 cases has raised concerns, especially for vulnerable populations like pregnant individuals and those with blood disorders.

Canadian wildfires are seriously affecting air quality on the East Coast, particularly in the Hudson Valley and Adirondack regions.

Southern California residents must comply with a no-burn day due to air quality concerns from the Mountain fire.

City health officials warn of rising mpox cases among men who have sex with men in NYC.

The mpox virus is showing signs of returning in New York City after a decrease last year.

Men who are intimate with other men are at a higher risk of contracting the virus.

Increased cases of leptospirosis, linked to rat urine, prompt health advisory in NYC

Cases of human leptospirosis linked to rat urine are rising in New York City, with 24 cases in 2023 and six in the first quarter of 2024.

Possible measles exposure at a San Leandro restaurant on March 9 from 4:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Health officials advise those meeting specific criteria to contact a healthcare provider.

Residents in Toronto could have been exposed to measles at St. James Town Public Library and Wellesley Community Centre.

Toronto Public Health advises individuals to check vaccination records, monitor symptoms until April 5, and seek medical advice promptly if exposed to measles.

Residents in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, are urged to stay alert due to an outbreak of mumps tied to international travel. Health officials stress the importance of vaccination.

Increase in rare bacterial illnesses leading to meningitis in New York City since 2021.

Importance of vaccination and early medical attention in cases of meningococcal disease.