Online Safety Accountability: A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $567 million and change how Facebook and Instagram work for teens, citing design choices like endless scrolling and recommendations that the court said worsened youth mental health and increased risks of exploitation. Public Health Alert: Los Angeles County is investigating a measles exposure tied to a Universal Studios Hollywood visitor who was at the park for 11 hours on July 26; officials urge anyone there to check immunity and watch for symptoms through Aug. 16. Infectious Disease Research: UCSF researchers report Candida auris can hide in hair follicles, helping the drug-resistant fungus persist on skin and spread in healthcare settings. Mosquito-Borne Risk: San Joaquin County confirmed its first human West Nile Virus case of the year, reminding residents to prevent bites—especially at dawn and dusk. Foodborne Outbreaks: Federal and state health officials continue tracking major outbreaks linked to iceberg lettuce (cyclospora) and jalapeños (salmonella), with products pulled and case counts still rising in multiple states. Care Access for Seniors: Huntington Hospital’s free Zoom session for older adults focuses on navigating late-life transitions and mental health support. Workplace & Health: Anaheim Marriott workers won a $2.75 million settlement tied to alleged violations of California’s Right to Recall law after pandemic layoffs.