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The Egg Carton Mistake That Costs You a Dozen: Why U.S. Eggs Rot in Hours Off the Fridge

A carton of eggs can be one of the most useful groceries in the refrigerator, but one common storage mistake can turn a dozen perfectly good eggs into a food-safety concern. In the United States, eggs are sold refrigerated and are expected to remain refrigerated after purchase. USDA guidance says…

Grocery Coupon Guide · Oct 1

One in Five People with Sight Loss Encountered Eye Treatments They Considered Bogus, Often Through Online Ads

A survey of 955 adults with eye conditions found that 1 in 5 saw treatments they judged bogus, often in online ads. Red flags and how to find real trials.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

Americans Who Mail-Order Prescriptions From Canada Face an October 22 Customs Deadline as Lawmakers Urge Rethink

A CBP customs rule taking full effect Oct. 22 could disrupt prescriptions mailed from Canada. Lawmakers want a rethink. What patients can do now.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

Jefferies picks 6 hospitals as Buy after steep correction offers 'excellent' entry points. Check target price

Jefferies has maintained a Buy rating on six hospital stocks, including Apollo Hospitals and Fortis Healthcare, following a sharp correction driven by regulatory concerns over drug and consumable price caps. The brokerage expects strong fundamentals and strategic price adjustments to help limit long-term EBITDA impact.

The Economic Times · Oct 1

Senators Give CDC Until October 9 to Explain Nearly Four-Week Delay in Free COVID Shots for Low-Income Children

Senators want the CDC to explain a nearly four-week delay in free COVID shots for low-income kids. Here is what parents of VFC-eligible children can do now.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

EGFR Lung Cancer Patients Await a November 14 FDA Decision on Ivonescimab Plus Chemotherapy After Tagrisso Stops Working

The FDA is due to decide by Nov. 14 on ivonescimab plus chemotherapy for EGFR lung cancer after Tagrisso. What patients and families can ask now.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

Novo Nordisk Licenses Experimental Once-Weekly Obesity Pill From China's Hengrui in Deal Worth Up to $2.6 Billion

Novo Nordisk will pay $300 million upfront, and up to $2.6 billion in total, for Hengrui's once-weekly GLP-1/GIP pill, which has not been tested in people.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

AstraZeneca Seeks FDA Approval for Savolitinib Plus Tagrisso in Lung Cancer That Resists Tagrisso Through MET Changes

AstraZeneca has filed for FDA approval of savolitinib plus Tagrisso for EGFR-mutated lung cancer with MET-driven resistance. Full SAFFRON data are pending.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

Needle-Thin Brain Implant That Records, Stimulates, and Delivers Drugs Worked in Mice but Is Not Ready for Patients

A flexible brain implant that records signals, stimulates with light, and delivers drugs worked in mice. What it could mean for epilepsy research.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

Foundayo Pill Edged Higher-Dose Oral Semaglutide on Weight and A1C in Lilly's Indirect Type 2 Diabetes Analysis

Lilly's indirect analysis found Foundayo 17.2 mg edged oral semaglutide 25 mg on weight and A1C in type 2 diabetes, but the gaps were modest.

Medical Daily · Oct 1