'Work-based trauma': Mental health complaints double for stressed workers New psychosocial service for 'modern risks' in workplaces. Newcastle Herald · Oct 5
'We are beyond elated': community celebrates the demise of wind farm Origin Energy has abandoned plans for its 870-megawatt Skye Ridge Wind Farm. Newcastle Herald · Oct 5
Cracked Draeger Breathing Hoses for Infants Now Fall Under a Class I Recall, the FDA's Most Serious Category FDA now lists the Draeger VentStar Resus Neo infant breathing hose recall as Class I. Here is what the change means for hospitals and parents. Medical Daily · Oct 5
Stewart's Recalls Two Half-Gallon Ice Cream Flavors in New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire After Customer Finds Metal Stewart's Shops recalled Heavenly Medley and Vanilla-Chocolate-Strawberry half-gallons after a customer found metal. Check UPCs and best-by dates. Medical Daily · Oct 5
Predominantly White Neighborhoods Have 15% More Pharmacies per Capita, While Minority-Area Residents Travel to Diverse Neighborhoods A national study finds that minority neighborhoods have fewer pharmacies, and residents often visit pharmacies in more diverse areas instead. Medical Daily · Oct 5
Receiver Will Run Arizona Prison Health Care October 19 After Monitors Flagged Deaths That May Have Been Preventable A court-appointed receiver takes over Arizona prison health care Oct. 19 after Justice Kagan denied the state's bid to delay the order. Medical Daily · Oct 5
9 best PDRN skincare products, tried and tested by a beauty editor The buzzy ingredient is everywhere, but choosing a formula with optimal concentration and delivery matters, says Nessa Humayun Evening Standard · Oct 5
Brooklyn Adult Day Care Owner Pleads Guilty in $65 Million Medicaid Scheme Built on Kickbacks and Phantom Services A Brooklyn adult day care owner pleaded guilty in a $65 million Medicaid fraud built on kickbacks and billing for services never provided. Medical Daily · Oct 5
North Carolina Medicaid Plans Launch Joint Fraud Task Force as Autism Therapy Spending Tops $505 Million NC's four Medicaid plans formed a joint fraud task force as autism ABA therapy spending passed $505 million. Here is what it means for families. Medical Daily · Oct 5
UK Rail Cancellations Spark Bedbug Panic: Why Commuters Fear Infestation More Than Delays Bedbug sightings on Southeastern trains prompted cancellations and inspections, raising commuter concerns about bites, home infestations and the lasting psychological impact of exposure International Business Times UK · Oct 5
HRSA Names 10 Drugmakers and 21 Drugs for 340B Rebate Pilot as Hospitals Weigh Options Before January Launch HRSA approved 10 drugmakers and 21 drugs, including Eliquis and Jardiance, for its 340B rebate pilot starting Jan. 1 as hospitals weigh legal options. Medical Daily · Oct 5
The People Behind the Bottle: How doTERRA's Sourcing Lifts the Communities That Grow Its Oils Enzo's family has been producing citrus oils in southern Brazil for nearly 150 years. He grows wild orange for doTERRA alongside other small, garden-sized orange growers in his region, a cluster of family plots rather than a single industrial estate. Medical Daily · Oct 5
Tris Pharma Pays Texas $7.5 Million to Settle Claims It Overstated ADHD Drug Dyanavel XR While Denying Wrongdoing Tris Pharma will pay Texas $7.5 million to settle claims that it overstated ADHD drug Dyanavel XR's benefits for kids. The company denies wrongdoing. Medical Daily · Oct 5
Houston, Detroit and Miami-Dade Among Eight Communities Sharing $96 Million to Bring Addiction Care to Homeless Residents HHS named 8 communities, including Houston, Detroit, and Miami-Dade, to share $96 million for street-based addiction and mental health care. Medical Daily · Oct 5
Medical Daily · Oct 5 Medicare Wheelchair Users Could Stop Paying Upfront Cost for Titanium or Carbon-Fiber Chairs Under Bill Headed to President A bill cleared by Congress would let Medicare users pay only the upgrade cost for titanium or carbon-fiber wheelchairs, with new billing codes due in 2028.
Medical Daily · Oct 5 Tylenol Autism Misinformation Made Up 28% of TikTok Videos in a Small Study Yet Drew 52% of Views A small study at AAP 2026 found that TikTok videos with Tylenol autism misinformation made up 28% of the sample but accounted for 52% of views. Here is the context.
Medical Daily · Oct 5 Families Told to Stop Using 19,000 Bonnlo Bunk Beds After Top Bunks Collapsed Onto Lower Beds CPSC warns families to stop using 19,000 Bonnlo bunk beds sold online since 2019 after top bunk slats failed and collapsed onto lower bunks.
Medical Daily · Oct 5 Vaccines.gov Search Tool Is Down in Flu Season: How to Find Flu, COVID, and RSV Shots Near You Vaccines.gov's ZIP code search is not working as flu season starts. Here is how to find flu, COVID, and RSV shots at pharmacies and health centers.
Medical Daily · Oct 5 Consumers Who Bought Certain Generics From 2009 to 2019 Can Claim Share of $400 Million Sandoz Settlement Sandoz will pay $400 million to settle state claims that it helped inflate generic drug prices. Here is who may qualify and the March 8, 2027, deadline.
Radio France Internationale (Français) · Oct 5 Bouger pour prendre soin de sa santé L'activité physique est régulièrement recommandée par les médecins pour prévenir les problèmes de santé ou éviter les complications. La lutte contre la sédentarité est donc recommandée pour toutes et tous, en particulier en marge d'une prise en charge pour une maladie chronique, comme pour la prévention des risques cardiovasculaires et…
Medical Daily · Oct 5 Nearly 113,000 Bottles of Amazon Basic Care Extra Strength Acetaminophen Recalled After Customers Report Discolored Tablets Aurobindo recalled 112,932 bottles of Amazon Basic Care Extra Strength acetaminophen because the tablets were discolored. Check your lot numbers here.
Medical Daily · Oct 5 PepsiCo Recalls About 122,000 Cases of 28-Ounce Gatorade in 37 States Over Unlisted Yellow Food Dyes PepsiCo recalled 122,021 cases of 28-ounce Gatorade in 37 states because labels left out Yellow 5 and Yellow 6. Here are the flavors and lot codes.
Medical Daily · Oct 5 Original Medicare Enrollees Should See One-Time $90 Part B Rebate Around Oct. 8, While Advantage Members Get None About 20.8 million Original Medicare enrollees qualify for a one-time $90 Part B rebate in October. Here is who qualifies, who does not, and when it arrives.
The Independent UK · Oct 5 Pregnant women exposed to heatwaves 25% more likely to suffer complications, medics warn Pregnant women and newborns are bearing the brunt of global warming but they are being forgotten, say campaigners
AAP · Oct 5 Climate change raises major disease risks for Australia Disease-carrying mosquitoes thrive in warmer temperatures, raising concerns over the impacts of climate change and what it means for Australia's tropics.