It's the middle of the summer, everyone is busy, the sun is out, and the beach is calling. For any stories you may have missed, this is your week in review.
Delaware health officials have declared a measles outbreak after confirming two additional cases, bringing the state's total to four cases. The first case was announced on July 20.
According to the Delaware Division of Public Health, both people who tested positive are unvaccinated adult men in Kent County.
According to the Division of Public Health, the confirmed case involves an unvaccinated man in Kent County.
The Delaware Division of Public Health is offering free HIV testing at multiple locations across the state this week, with confidential results available within minutes.
Delaware Division of Public Health Director Steven Blessing announced he will retire July 1 after more than three decades of service with the agency.
Cancer death rates in Delaware have steadily declined since 2008, reflecting gains in prevention and early detection, though disparities and higher-than-average incidence persist.
The Delaware Division of Public Health is offering free testing, vaccinations and health services through its mobile units at multiple locations across Sussex County in March.
March is National Nutrition Month, encouraging people to make informed food choices and build healthy eating and physical activity habits through simple, balanced steps.
