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Taking Several Medications After 65? These 7 Questions Are Worth Asking Your Pharmacist

By 65, a trip to the pharmacy can involve considerably more than picking up one prescription and heading home. You may have medications from multiple...

Saving Advice · Sep 26

Texas mom says her 10-year-old was laughing before his MRI and came back sobbing and clinging to a toy. She now suspects the contrast dye

A desperate search for an explanation.

We Got This Covered · Sep 26

Nearly 1.7 million pounds of sugar being recalled

Affected items were sold in eight states

The Independent UK · Sep 26

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Food Recalls Are Making Shoppers Nervous—But Should You Throw Away Food That Isn’t Actually Recalled?

Food recalls can make a normal grocery trip feel a lot more stressful. When shoppers hear that a product has been recalled, it is easy to wonder whether everything from the same brand should go straight into the trash. That is not usually how recalls work. FDA guidance tells consumers…

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 26

Broccoli Sprout Salmonella Outbreak Reaches 32 Cases as Minnesota and Oregon Join the List of Affected States

Salmonella tied to Evergreen Fresh broccoli sprouts has sickened 32 people in 6 states. See the new states, lab results, and who should call a doctor.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Graziers Raw Milk Cheese Recalled After E. coli Sickens 13 in Nine States, Three with Kidney Complications

E. coli tied to Graziers raw milk cheese has sickened 13 in 9 states. See the 4 recalled varieties and kidney warning signs parents should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

A Hair Dye She Had Used Safely Four Months Earlier Sent Her into Anaphylaxis, and Skin Tests Missed the Culprit

A woman who used a black hair dye without trouble went into anaphylaxis months later. Skin tests missed the cause; blood tests found it.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

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Anti-Abortion Group Gives FDA 60 Days to Act on Mifepristone or Face Endangered Species Act Lawsuit

Students for Life gave the FDA 60 days to test mifepristone's environmental effects or face a lawsuit. What it means for patients now.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Kennedy Disclosure Shows $4 Million in Book Advances From MAHA-Linked Publisher as HHS Defends Ethics Compliance

Kennedy's new disclosure lists $4 million in book advances from a publisher whose owner leads MAHA groups. HHS says he follows ethics rules.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

A Blue Aorta Found During Valve Surgery Puts a Spotlight on EGPA, a Rare Vasculitis That Often Starts as Adult Asthma

Surgeons found a blue aortic lining in a woman with EGPA, a rare vasculitis that often begins as adult asthma. Why the heart is its main target.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Chris Klomp Clears Senate Finance 15 to 12, Moving Closer to Overseeing Daily HHS Vaccine and Medicare Work

Senate Finance advanced Chris Klomp for HHS deputy secretary by a vote of 15 to 12, sending him to a full Senate vote. What the No. 2 post means for families.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Kidney Cancer Patients Gain New Two-Pill Option as FDA Approves Belzutifan Combo Without Proven Survival Benefit

FDA approves belzutifan with lenvatinib for advanced kidney cancer after immunotherapy. It delayed tumor growth, but the survival gain was not significant.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Elizabeth Holmes Halfway House Date Revives Theranos Questions as FDA Advisers Back First Multi-Cancer Blood Test

Holmes is set for a Texas halfway house in 2027 as FDA advisers back a cancer blood test. How lab tests prove they work and what patients should ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Oral Menopause Hormone Pills Linked to Higher Blood Clot Risk in Large Danish Study, but Not Patches

A large Danish study ties oral menopause hormone therapy to more leg and lung clots, while patches and gels showed no general increase. What women should ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

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The Independent UK · Sep 25

Trump’s pick to lead the FDA won’t say if she thinks birth control is abortion, alarming advocates

Heidi Overton could revisit mifepristone’s approval and wouldn’t answer questions about IUDs in her Senate confirmation hearing

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Roanoke's Carilion Clinic Wins Federal Grant to Test Whether Psilocybin Can Help People with Cocaine Addiction

Carilion Clinic won a $623,000 federal grant for an early psilocybin study in cocaine addiction. The treatment remains experimental.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Tumor Genetic Tests Point Rare Cancer Patients Toward Off-Label Drugs That Insurers Often Refuse to Cover

Tumor genetics can point to a drug approved for another cancer, but insurers often refuse to pay. What rare cancer patients can do.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

A 70-Year-Old Who Took Kratom Daily Began Seeing TV Static, and Scans Found Changes in Both Retinas

A man who took kratom daily for four years developed visual snow and poor night vision. Retinal scans showed abnormal changes in both eyes.

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We Got This Covered · Sep 25

Trump FDA nominee tight-lipped on whether she thinks women are contaminating America’s drinking water with birth control and abortion pills

She won't say whether it's possible for Trump be wrong about anything, ever.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

An Anti-Spiking Dye Turned an 11-Month-Old's Tongue Blue and Exposed a Hidden Sedative Poisoning

A dye added to sedatives to expose spiked drinks turned a baby's tongue blue in Japan, helping doctors detect a hidden benzodiazepine poisoning.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

A Blue Tongue Revealed Why an 88-Year-Old Grew Weak: She Had Licked a Sleeping Pill Like Candy

An 88-year-old in Japan arrived weak with normal tests. Her blue tongue revealed she had licked a flunitrazepam sleeping pill like candy.

The Economic Times · Sep 25

FDA Panel votes in favor of a $949 Cancer detecting blood test, but is Galleri ready for approval?

Cancer cells can leave tiny fragments of DNA in the bloodstream. According to USA Today, Galleri studies chemical patterns found on these fragments. A machine-learning system then analyzes the results for signals that could point to cancer.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Theranostics Programs Expand at Mayo Clinic, MD Anderson, and Other Centers, but Approved Uses Still Cover Few Cancers

Health systems are expanding theranostics, which pairs a scan with targeted radiation. Which cancers is it approved for, and who may qualify?

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 25

Recalled Food Can Sit in Your Freezer for Months—9 Items to Check Before Your Next Meal

Your freezer can make it easy to forget about food you bought weeks or even months ago. That can become a problem when a product is recalled after you have already brought it home and stored it away. A food recall does not necessarily mean the item will look, smell,…

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Walmart to Pay $16 Million Over Claims It Sold Expired Infant Formula and Medicine in California Stores

Walmart will pay $16 million over claims that it sold expired infant formula and medicines in California. Why use-by dates matter for families.

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