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Adults Now Make Up 38% of U.S. Measles Cases in 2026 and Just Over Half of Hospitalizations

Adults 20 and older account for 38% of U.S. measles cases in 2026 and just over half of hospitalizations. Here is how adults can check their immunity.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Ibogaine Draws Attention After Presley Gerber's Death, Though No Link Is Established and Heart Risks Remain

Ibogaine is drawing attention after Presley Gerber's death, though no link has been found. Here are the drug's documented heart risks and evidence gaps.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Obamacare Plans Covering 760,000 People Canceled as CMS Freezes New Broker Registrations in Vance-Led Fraud Crackdown

CMS says it canceled 315,000 ACA plans covering about 760,000 people and froze new broker registrations. Here is what enrollees should check now.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

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Tacabrutideg and the Future of Targeted Therapies: Key Insights for Oncology Healthcare Professionals

BGB-16673 (Tacabrutideg) is a novel, investigational Bruton's tyrosine kinase (BTK) protein degrader being studied in patients with B-cell malignancies, including those whose diseases have relapsed or are refractory following treatment with covalent BTK inhibitors. Early-phase studies are assessing its safety, efficacy, and potential treatment uses in patients with B-cell malignancies.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

The Protein Measured in PSA Tests Can Trigger Semen Allergy, and a Look-Alike from Male Dogs May Explain First-Time Reactions

PSA, the protein behind prostate cancer tests, is a known semen allergen. A look-alike protein from male dogs may explain first-time reactions.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

A Swat from His Cat's Paw, Not Its Claws, Caused Bleeding Deep Inside a Man's Eye

A cat's paw strike, not its claws, caused bleeding inside a man's eye and later a cataract. Doctors say it may be the first case of its kind.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

A Brown Speck on a 74-Year-Old Woman's Eyelid Turned Out to Be a Live Dog Tick, Still Moving During Her Exam

A woman's two-day eye irritation was caused by a live brown dog tick attached to her eyelid margin. Doctors say her garden-roaming dog was the likely link.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

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One Mouse Bite Sent a Lab Researcher into Anaphylaxis, and His Blood Revealed Allergies to Rats and Hamsters He Never Handled

A mouse bite sent a lab researcher into anaphylaxis. Blood tests showed he was also sensitized to rats and hamsters he had never handled.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

A Worm in a Toddler's Diaper Turned Out to Be a Rat Parasite, and a Cockroach Was the Likely Link

A toddler passed a thorny-headed worm that normally lives in rats. Her mother later recalled finding her with a cockroach in her mouth.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Stem-Like Immune Cells in Pancreatic Lymph Nodes May Help Explain Why Type 1 Diabetes Attacks Last for Years

UF researchers found stem-like T cells that may keep the type 1 diabetes immune attack going for years, pointing to possible new drug targets.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Brain Scans of 24 Long COVID Patients Show a Lower Dopamine Marker Tied to Fatigue and Memory Problems

A small PET study found lower dopamine nerve terminal markers in long COVID patients, tied to motivation and memory problems. A trial is planned.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Heavy Drinking Among Adults 50 to 64 Rose More Than 36% Since 2018 as National Alcohol Use Fell

U.S. drinking fell for the first time since the pandemic began, but heavy drinking among adults 50 to 64 rose over 36% since 2018, a new study found.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Inhaled Antibiotic ARIKAYCE Gets FDA Priority Review for Earlier Use in MAC Lung Disease, with Decision Due January

FDA granted priority review to ARIKAYCE's full approval bid for MAC lung disease, with a decision due Jan. 28, 2027. What patients should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Stalled Gut Microbiome Development in Early Childhood Linked to Tripled Type 1 Diabetes Risk in High-Risk Kids

Kids at high genetic risk whose gut microbiome stalled early had about 3 times the risk of type 1 diabetes. What the study shows and what parents can do.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

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Medical Daily · Sep 22

Second Chlorthalidone Recall in Three Months Pulls 13,567 More Bottles of a Common Blood Pressure Pill Nationwide

A second chlorthalidone recall covers 13,567 bottles of 25 mg tablets. Patients who refilled since June should check their lot numbers.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Human Cell Tests and Computer Models Gain Formal Place in FDA Rules for Drug Safety Before First Trials

FDA rewrote drug safety rules so that human cell tests and computer models can support first human trials. What it means for trial volunteers and patients.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Clinicians at Some Hospitals Can Now Pull Epic Records into ChatGPT, Raising Questions About Accuracy and Privacy

OpenAI now lets clinicians pull Epic patient records into ChatGPT for Healthcare. What changes for patients, and what questions to ask your doctor?

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Jennifer Eckhart Died by Suicide One Week After Leaving Psychiatric Care, a Period Researchers Call High Risk

Jennifer Eckhart died by suicide a week after leaving mental health care. Research shows the first weeks after discharge carry an elevated risk.

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Medical Daily · Sep 22

Indiana Appeals Court Revives Negligence Claim Against DoorDash Over App Design Allegedly Linked to Distracted Driving

An Indiana appeals court revived a negligence claim against DoorDash over app design allegedly linked to distracted driving. Here is what it means.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Oily Chemo Mix Took a Wrong Turn Inside a Woman's Liver and Lit Up a Path to Her Collarbone

During liver cancer chemoembolization, oily Lipiodol leaked into a woman's lymph vessels and reached nodes near her collarbone. The leak then closed.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

A Colon Mass That Looked Like Cancer Turned Out to Be a Rare Benign Disease Antibiotics Nearly Erased

A colon mass that looked malignant on CT and MRI proved to be malakoplakia, a rare benign disorder that nearly vanished after antibiotic treatment.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Ice-Gray Patches in a 5-Year-Old's Eyes May Share a Root with the Bowel Disorder He Had at Birth

A boy's ice-gray iris patches in both eyes appeared alongside Hirschsprung disease, a rare pairing that may trace back to shared embryonic cells.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Her Stubborn Lung Disease Traced Back to a Surprising Source: The Hot Tub She Used Every Day

A 66-year-old woman's lung disease resisted immune-suppressing drugs until doctors tied it to bacteria from the indoor hot tub she used daily.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Candy-Stripe Bands Inside a Man's Painful Red Eye Revealed a Clog of Ghost Blood Cells

A 65-year-old man's painful red eye held a striped pattern of old and fresh blood cells, a classic clue to a rare glaucoma caused by ghost cells.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Congo Tests Existing Ebola Vaccine Against the Rare Bundibugyo Virus as Cases Pass 7,600 and Deaths Near 3,700

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