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Fourteen Health Care Organizations Seeking or Exiting Bankruptcy in 2026 Include a Los Angeles Safety-Net Hospital

Fourteen hospitals and health companies sought or exited bankruptcy in 2026. See the largest cases and how reorganization differs from closure.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Baltimore's Ascension Saint Agnes Nurses Ratify First Union Contract Limiting Out-of-Specialty Floating After Two One-Day Strikes

More than 600 Ascension Saint Agnes nurses in Baltimore ratified a first union contract on floating, overtime, and pay. What it means for patients.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Brigham and Women's Nurses Vote Thursday on Authorizing an Open-Ended Strike After Rallies Outside Mass General Brigham Forum

About 4,000 Brigham and Women's nurses vote Sept. 24 on authorizing an open-ended strike. What a yes vote would mean for Boston patients.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

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Niwali Tejocote Capsules and Pieces Recalled After FDA Tests Find Toxic Yellow Oleander, the Brand's Second Recall

Niwali Tejocote Capsules and Pieces sold on eBay and Everymarket contain toxic yellow oleander, FDA tests show. See lot codes and next steps.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Poor Sleep Late in Pregnancy Linked to Lighter Babies Early and Heavier Toddlers, but Cause Remains Unproven

A new study linked poorer sleep late in pregnancy to lower infant weight early on but higher weight at ages 1 to 2. What parents-to-be should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Opinion: The First Personalized mRNA Cancer Vaccine Just Passed a Major Test: Now Comes the Hard Part

A late-stage trial found that a custom-built mRNA therapy added to immunotherapy reduced melanoma recurrence. An oncologist argues the result is a genuine milestone, but patients deserve clear answers on the size of the benefit, survival, cost, and access before the hype takes over.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

AI Helped Radiologists Catch More Breast Cancers in a 100,000-Woman Trial: What It Means for Your Next Mammogram

The first randomized trial of artificial intelligence in breast cancer screening found fewer cancers slipping through between mammograms. A U.S. trial is now testing whether those results hold here.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

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Wood Buried Near the Eye Can Look Like Air or Even a Tumor on Scans, Recent Cases Show

Wood lodged near the eye can pass for air, fat, or even a tumor on scans. Recent cases show why splinters get missed and which symptoms need follow-up.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

An Immunotherapy Drug Is Letting Some Rectal Cancer Patients Skip Surgery: An Oncologist Explains Who It Could Help

Dostarlimab cleared tumors in every rectal cancer patient who completed treatment in a landmark study, and the FDA is now reviewing it for this use. But the approach works for only a small, specific group of patients, and long-term answers are still coming.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

She Saw a Live Worm Moving Under Her Eye in the Mirror, Four Years After Leaving Nigeria

Doctors pulled a live Loa loa worm from a woman's eye years after she left Nigeria. Why removal is not the whole cure, and how pregnancy changed care.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Colorectal Cancer Is Now the Top Cancer Killer of Americans Under 50: What an Oncologist Wants Younger Adults to Know

New American Cancer Society data show colorectal cancer rising in adults under 65 even as it falls in older Americans. An oncologist explains the warning signs, the screening age that matters, and what science still can't explain.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

A Swallowed Scrap of Metal Pierced Her Stomach, Reached Her Gallbladder and Became the Seed of a Gallstone

A 79-year-old's gallstone formed around swallowed metal that pierced her stomach and gallbladder. What this rare case shows about sharp objects.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

A Blood Test for 50 Cancers Goes Before the FDA: An Oncologist Explains What the Evidence Really Shows

The Galleri multi-cancer blood test found more cancers and cut stage 4 diagnoses in the largest trial of its kind, but it missed its main goal. A cancer specialist explains how to read the results and what they mean for patients considering the test.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Choking Scares Can Seem to Pass, but a Barbie Cup Hid in This Woman's Lung for 51 Years

A Barbie cup inhaled at age 8 stayed in a woman's lung for 51 years. Why choking episodes can seem to pass and which signs need follow-up.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

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Medical Daily · Sep 23

Missouri Voters Face a Second Amendment 3, and This Time a Yes Vote Repeals 2024 Abortion Rights

Missouri's new Amendment 3 would reverse the 2024 amendment of the same name. What a yes-or-no vote does on abortion and care for minors.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Experimental ADHD Pill Targeting the Brain's Wakefulness System Shows Early Symptom Gains in a Small 50-Adult Trial

An orexin-based ADHD pill showed early symptom gains in 50 adults, but the trial was small and exploratory. What it means for patients now.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Kentucky Records Its First 2026 Measles Case in a Fully Vaccinated Person as Statewide Count Climbs to 53

Kentucky reports its first 2026 measles case after two MMR doses, as the count hits 53. What a breakthrough case means for vaccinated families.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Indiana Medicaid Applicants in January Must Show Work Hours from October Onward Under the State's Three-Month Lookback

Hoosiers applying for HIP in January must meet 80-hour monthly work rules starting in October. What counts, who is exempt, and how to prepare.

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Medical Daily · Sep 23

Most Hemp THC Gummies and Drinks Lose Federal Legal Status on December 11 Unless Congress Changes the Law

A new federal hemp definition takes effect Dec. 11 and would push most THC gummies and drinks off shelves. What changes for consumers and families.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Hospitals Told to Pull Two Lots of ICU Sedative Dexmedetomidine After Cellulose or Stopper Particles Were Found

Par Health recalled two lots of the ICU sedative dexmedetomidine due to particles. See the lot numbers, the risks, and what hospital families can ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Niwali Tejocote Supplements Recalled for Heart-Toxic Yellow Oleander More Than Two Years After the Same Brand's Earlier Recall

Niwali Tejocote capsules and pieces are recalled after FDA tests found yellow oleander. Lot codes, heart warning signs, and what buyers should do.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

AMA Tells CMS the Argument for Delaying the 2027 Electronic Prior Authorization Deadline Is a Manufactured Problem

The AMA told CMS that delaying the 2027 electronic prior authorization deadline would keep patients waiting. What the rule changes mean for families.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

McKesson Narrows Confirmed Data Theft from Its Cyberattack to Oncology and Multispecialty Customers, Promises Patient Notices

McKesson says confirmed data theft traces mainly to cancer and specialty practice customers. What patients should watch for as notices are prepared.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

33 Health Systems Split with Some Medicare Advantage Insurers as the October 15 Enrollment Window Nears

Ohio State, NewYork-Presbyterian, and other systems are leaving Medicare Advantage networks. See who is affected before enrollment opens Oct. 15.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

The Same Leech Chemistry That Kept a 12-Year-Old's Throat Bleeding Helped Inspire a Drug Used in Heart Procedures

A leech in a 12-year-old's throat caused a week of nosebleeds and anemia. Its saliva chemistry helped inspire a heart drug and FDA-cleared leeches.

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