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The combination of COVID-19, RSV and the flu prompted L.A. County’s medical director to warn that a mask mandate could return if cases keep rising.

According to the CDC, a worker at a commercial farm in Colorado who had direct exposure to poultry has been diagnosed with bird flu.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that an increase in flu shots, closed schools and COVID protocols, like masks and social distancing, are factors that lowered rates.

Ethan Couch, the Texas man known for claiming "affluenza" as part of his defense in a fatal DUI wreck, is back in jail after violating his probation, jail records show.

Ethan Couch, 22, had been on probation since being released from jail in April 2018 after serving 720 days for earlier violating his probation in connection with a drunken-driving accident.

The phase one trial is expected to take up to 15 months; scientists hope the vaccine will prevent a widespread pandemic and lead to less frequent flu shots.

After the deadliest flu season in four decades, the CDC is warning that now is the time to get the flu shot.

All 250 passengers plus crew on the American Airlines flights from Paris and Munich were held for medical review by officials.

The mother of “affluenza teen” Ethan Couch was sent back to jail on Thursday after a Texas judge issued an arrest warrant indicating she tested positive for drug.

Jail chaplain said he met with Ethan Couch every week during his two-year stay.

Couch was released this week after spending two years in jail for violating his probation conditions for a 2013 fatal drunk-driving accident.

The case gained national attention when a psychologist involved in the case said the then-16-year-old was a product of "affluenza."

Couch, now 20, was sentenced to two years in Tarrant County jail after violating his probation conditions for a 2013 fatal drunk driving accident that killed four people.

Ethan Couch, the young Texas man at the center of the so-called affluenza case, was released from jail this morning.

The families of the four people killed in a drunk driving accident that sent Ethan Couch to jail are speaking out about his expected release.

CDC reports that at least 26 states are experiencing high flu activity.

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They argue the judge never had jurisdiction to incarcerate him.

Court documents reveal the fraction of the cost his parents would pay.

His first appearance in adult court comes days after his 19th birthday.