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Walmart Shoppers Urged to Check Freezers After Listeria Testing Prompts Recall of Two Alfredo Pasta Lots

Gias Foods recalled two lots of bettergoods Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine sold at Walmart after state labs found Listeria. No illnesses reported.

Medical Daily · Sep 19

National Measles Total Reaches 3,471 as Pennsylvania Climbs to 767 Cases and Kindergarten Vaccine Coverage Slips

CDC confirmed 3,471 US measles cases through Sept. 17, up 177 in a week. Pennsylvania has now reported 767 cases and 150 hospitalizations.

Medical Daily · Sep 19

CDC Declares Lettuce-Linked Cyclospora Outbreak Over at 12,883 Illnesses in 21 States as FDA Investigation Continues

The CDC closed the Taylor Farms lettuce cyclospora outbreak at 12,883 illnesses in 21 states. FDA inspections in Mexico are still underway.

Medical Daily · Sep 19

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Pennsylvania Ties Its Request for Federal Measles Help to CDC Recognition of Four Deaths as Cases Hit 731

Pennsylvania asked the CDC for emergency measles help but says it will withdraw the request unless four deaths are publicly counted.

Medical Daily · Sep 19

Square, Sacral, or Silver? Choosing the Right Dimora MegaSorb™ Dressing for Different Wound-Care Needs

The Dimora MegaSorb™ Silicone Foam Dressing range is built around a shared fluid-management platform but comes in three formats designed for different care scenarios: Square, Sacral, and Silver Silicone Foam Dressings. Understanding what they share — and where they differ — can make choosing between them more straightforward.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

FDA Clears First Gene Therapy for Sanfilippo Syndrome Type A with Shipments to Treatment Centers Within 60 Days

The FDA approved Fayuvi, the first gene therapy for Sanfilippo syndrome type A. What families should know about access, cost and safety checks.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

She Had No Throat Symptoms, Then Anesthesia Exposed a Giant Cyst Sitting Over Her Airway

A 60-year-old woman went under for gallbladder surgery with no airway complaints. Mask ventilation faltered, and a cyst was hiding her vocal cords.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

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A Trauma Scan After an Assault Found Both of His Kidneys Sitting on the Same Side

A CT after an assault found a 35-year-old man's left kidney had crossed to the right side, fed by an artery branching off his iliac artery.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Surgeons Looking for One Duct in a Routine Gallbladder Operation Found Two

Ultrasound showed only gallstones. During surgery, two separate cystic ducts drained one gallbladder, an anomaly that imaging rarely catches.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Surgeons Reached for a Back Muscle During Her Breast Reconstruction and Found That It Was Simply Not There

A 69-year-old woman's latissimus dorsi muscle was missing on one side during breast reconstruction. A CT from two years earlier had already shown it.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Her Spleen Had Drifted Into Her Pelvis for Years Before Anyone Connected It to Her Pancreatitis

A 45-year-old woman's spleen had migrated to her pelvis and was twisting, dragging her pancreatic tail with it and triggering recurrent pancreatitis.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Mississippi Awards $104 Million in Federal Rural Health Grants for Technology, Telehealth, and Care Gaps Across 167 Projects

Mississippi awarded more than $104 million in federal rural health grants across 167 projects. Where the money goes and why rural access matters.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Rural Virginia Paramedics Make Home Visits to Cut Repeat 911 Calls, but Programs Struggle to Find Steady Funding

Community paramedics in rural Virginia visit patients at home to prevent repeat 911 calls. Early results are promising, but funding is thin.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

No Locally Acquired Human Screwworm Cases Reported in the United States as Animal Detections Slow and Questions Grow

The CDC reports no locally acquired human screwworm cases in the US. USDA animal detections fell sharply in August, and experts question the traps.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

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Medical Daily · Sep 18

Federal Airlift Cut Protective Equipment Shipping from 40 Days to Seven and Industry Questioned the Federal Role

GAO found that Project Airbridge flew 1.2 billion PPE items and cut shipping from 40 days to seven. The industry questioned the federal role.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Trust in Measles Vaccine Safety Fell to 76 Percent from 84 Percent as Pennsylvania Counts Four Deaths

A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 76 percent of Americans call the MMR vaccine safe for children, down from 84 percent in 2020. What it means for parents.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Nearly Four Percent of Medicaid-Insured Children Hospitalized with Sepsis Died and Survival Varied Sharply by Region

A pediatric study of 40,524 pediatric sepsis episodes found that 3.9 percent died within 30 days, with lower death rates in regions with a children's hospital.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Flu Shedding Peaked Around Day Four in New Analysis Just as Most Families Had Already Stopped Isolating

A CDC-led study of 1,294 flu patients found virus shedding peaked around day four, while just 21 percent were isolated from household members at all.

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Medical Daily · Sep 18

Jacksonville Reports a Second Locally Acquired West Nile Case as Duval County Crews Spray for Infected Mosquitoes

Duval County confirmed a second locally acquired West Nile case, and Jacksonville is ground spraying. What residents should check at home.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Semaglutide Added About Three Months to the Lives of Old Female Mice and Human Longevity Claims Remain Unproven

A Nature study found semaglutide raised median lifespan in aged female mice by about 12 percent. Researchers say the finding does not apply to people.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Surgeon General Nominee Tells Senators Childhood Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism While Hedging on Hepatitis B Birth Dose

Surgeon general nominee Nicole Saphier told senators vaccines do not cause autism and praised MMR, but stopped short on the hepatitis B birth dose.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Surgeons Opened Her Aorta to Replace a Valve and Found the Inner Lining Had Turned Blue

During valve surgery on a woman with Churg-Strauss syndrome, the ascending aorta's inner lining was blue, a finding not previously reported.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

His Chest Plaque Survived Six Months of Washing and a Punch Biopsy, Then Vanished with One Alcohol Wipe

A 25-year-old man had a large warty chest plaque biopsied before a 70% alcohol wipe erased it, revealing a benign condition described in 1987.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Bleach Turned the Urine Brown in Every Colitis Patient on Mesalamine, and in None of the Others

One milliliter of the chemical in household bleach turned urine brown in all nine mesalamine patients tested, and none of the controls.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

An Ice Axe Punctured His Thigh in 1997, and 27 Years Later His Heart Was Pumping Nine Liters a Minute

A 1997 ice axe injury left a hidden artery-to-vein channel undetected for 27 years, pushing nearly 4 liters of blood a minute through one thigh.

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