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Resident-on-Resident Abuse Is Now the Most Cited Form of Nursing Home Abuse in Federal Records

Federal inspectors cited nursing homes more for resident-on-resident abuse than any other type in early 2026, a KFF Health News analysis found.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Lawsuits Say Taylor Farms Should Have Known: Complaints Cite a 2013 Cyclospora Outbreak and a 2024 E. Coli Death

Lawsuits over the Cyclospora outbreak allege Taylor Farms knew the risk from prior outbreaks. The company defends its protocols. No court has ruled.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

The Same Teething Toy Keeps Getting Recalled Under New Brand Names, and the Model Number Gives It Away

Multiple pull-string teething toys sold on Amazon have been recalled for the same choking defect. Many carry the identical model number 688-59.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

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UCLA Researchers Find Owning a Phone at Any Age Is Linked to Lower Reading Scores, and Leaving It Home Does Not Help

UCLA researchers found that third- and sixth-graders who owned cellphones scored lower on reading comprehension, whether or not the phone came to school.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Viagra's Hidden Cancer-Fighting Power? Popular Sex Drug May Stop Cancer From Spreading, Scientists Say

A new study suggests Viagra's active ingredient, sildenafil, may limit cancer metastasis by disrupting cholesterol trafficking.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Approved but Not Covered: Why Medicare Patients Wait a Year for Devices Their Doctors Can Already Prescribe

FDA approval does not mean Medicare pays. Here is why the gap exists, what the proposed RAPID pathway would change, and what patients can do now.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

The Hospital That Delivers a Third of D.C.'s Babies Closed 11 Postpartum Beds Sunday

MedStar Washington Hospital Center closed a postpartum unit Sunday, cutting 11 beds. A council member cites 17 diversions this year.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

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What You Can Already Demand from a Hospital About Its Prices While Congress Argues About the Rest

Congress advanced two price transparency bills. Here are the pricing rights hospitals already owe you today, and how to actually use them.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Expecting in Delaware County? Grady Stops Delivering Babies Friday. Here's What to Do

Grady Memorial closes labor and delivery July 31. Here are the three hospitals OhioHealth is directing patients to and what to confirm now.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

CDC Registry Data Find No Rise in Infant Health Problems After COVID Vaccination in Pregnancy

A CDC registry study of 19,852 infants found no increase in 13 health outcomes after maternal COVID vaccination compared with prepandemic rates.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Resistance to Last-Resort Antibiotics in Children's ICUs More Than Tripled Over Two Decades, Global Analysis Finds

A study of 106,581 pediatric isolates across 82 countries found ICU resistance to reserve antibiotics rose from 9% to 32% over two decades.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Rehab Discharge Delayed? What 'Not Yet Medically Cleared' Really Means for Patients and Families

McConnell's physician says he is not yet cleared to leave rehab. Here is what that phrase means and what caregivers should ask about discharge.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Four Men Admit Using ChatGPT to Fake Records in a $2.2 Million Minnesota Medicaid Scheme

Four Minnesota men pleaded guilty to a $2.2 million Medicaid fraud, using ChatGPT to fabricate records when insurers requested documentation.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Your SPF Number Says Nothing About UVA Protection, and the U.S. Has No Rating for It

SPF measures only UVB. The U.S. has no UVA rating standard, and an advocacy group says most American sunscreens fall short on UVA.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

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Radio France Internationale (Français) · Jul 29

Maladies de la sphère anale : quand le tabou freine la prise en charge

Maladie hémorroïdaire, fissure ou fistule anale, incontinence ou encore cancer anal, les pathologies touchant le canal anal sont encore très taboues. Ainsi, leur évocation provoque souvent gêne et rires. Et, pourtant, ces pathologies touchent un nombre important de patients qui n’osent pas en parler et qui peuvent même tarder à…

Medical Daily · Jul 29

More Than 200,000 Chicago-Area Homes Are Still Dark, and Generators Are Now the Bigger Danger

More than 200,000 ComEd customers remain without power after Monday's storms. Carbon monoxide from generators is the danger officials fear most.

International Business Times UK · Jul 29

A Female Health Brand Just Used Erling Haaland Memes To Explain What Goes on During a Woman's Period

Hiya Healthcare's viral campaign uses Erling Haaland memes to creatively explain the menstrual cycle, making women's health education more engaging and accessible through humour and pop culture.

Fit & Well · Jul 29

Doing this one core exercise daily can improve your stability and enhance balance, according to a personal trainer

Hollow holds strengthen the deepest muscles in your core

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Fit & Well · Jul 29

If you struggle to sit cross-legged, a Pilates instructor suggests opening your hips with these four exercises

Restore mobility in your hips with these movements you can do at home

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Repeated Weight Loss and Regain Was Tied to Four Times More Thigh Muscle Loss in a Four-Year MRI Study

An MRI study of 1,433 adults found weight cyclers lost nearly four times more thigh muscle over four years than people with stable weight.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

A Federal Table Tracks Food Outbreaks Most Americans Never Hear About Until a Recall Is Announced

The FDA publishes active foodborne outbreak investigations weekly, but only issues consumer advisories when there is a specific action to recommend.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

The Murder Trial of Massachusetts Mother, Lindsay Clancy, Reignites Debate Over Recognizing Severe Postpartum Mental Illness

Lindsay Clancy's trial centers on postpartum psychosis, with jurors weighing whether severe mental illness affected her criminal responsibility.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

More Parents Encourage Vaccination Than Discourage It, a New Survey Finds, Even as Coverage Rates Keep Falling

A survey of 1,315 parents found 36% encourage other families to vaccinate while 12% discourage it, even as kindergarten coverage falls.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Researchers Have Conducted a New Study That Suggests Time-Restricted Eating Could Help Slow Cognitive Decline in Older Adults

A new study suggests time-restricted eating may help slow cognitive decline in older adults by supporting brain health, though more human research is needed.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Federal Regulators Invoke a Recall Power Unused Since 1987 Over Lakkzoom Immersion Water Heaters

CPSC used its Section 12 imminent hazard power for the first time since 1987 over Lakkzoom immersion water heaters tied to 235 fires.

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