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Galveston County Health District releases first-ever progress report to public

The health district, established in the 1970s, had never provided a report to highlight its milestones and progress until this past year.

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Galveston health officials warn dangers of fake cosmetic injections after CDC alert

The Galveston County Health District warned residents in the area to be cautious after a CDC alert on botulinum toxin injections. This also comes after recent arrested in the Houston area of fake cosmetic injection arrests.

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Lake Mead officials warn of rare but deadly brain-eating amoeba found present in hot springs

Lake Mead National Recreation Area officials warned visitors that the amoeba has been found in hot springs.

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Galveston County counts its chickens as it monitors West Nile virus

Officials are looking to chickens that are tested regularly to determine whether they re carrying West Nile virus after a woman became infected in the county.

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Arkansas toddler dies of rare brain-eating amoeba infection likely contracted at country club splash pad

An 16-month-old Arkansas toddler died from a rare brain-eating amoeba infection likely contracted at a country club splash pad.

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