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Statins, Iron Pills, and Dementia Drugs Lead 24 Medication Chains Where a Side Effect May Prompt Another Prescription

A BMJ study of 2.3 million older adults in Ontario flagged 24 drug chains where a side effect may lead to another prescription. What families should ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

AI Review of 410,000 Reddit Posts Flags Period Changes and Chills Not Fully Captured in GLP-1 Trials

A Penn study used AI to analyze 410,198 Reddit posts about semaglutide and tirzepatide. It flagged menstrual and temperature symptoms but cannot show cause.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

New Telehealth Company Offers Off-Label GLP-1 Treatment for Addiction in 41 States as Key Trials Remain Unfinished

Quel Health says clinicians on its platform may prescribe GLP-1 drugs off-label for addiction in 41 states. What the FDA has and has not approved.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

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Religious Vaccine Exemption Petitions Keep Reaching the Supreme Court After Justices Reject a New York Mother's Emergency Request

More than half a dozen religious vaccine exemption petitions have reached the Supreme Court since May. What the latest denial did and did not decide.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

OB-GYN Group Extends Maternal RSV Vaccine Window to March 1 as Most Eligible Pregnant Patients Remain Unvaccinated

ACOG now advises maternal RSV vaccination from Sept. 1 through March 1, as its data show 41.6% of eligible pregnant patients have received the shot.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Judge Pauses Pediatricians' Lawsuit Over Kennedy's Vaccine Changes as Families Await October 6 Appeals Court Argument

A federal judge paused the AAP vaccine lawsuit ahead of an Oct. 6 appeals argument. What the March order still blocks and what families can do now.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

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Flu Deaths Among Autistic Medicaid Enrollees Ran About 10 Times the Expected Rate as Respiratory Season Nears

Flu deaths among autistic Medicaid enrollees ran about 10.5 times the expected rate in a new study. What caregivers should plan for before flu season.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Young Veterans Had Higher Forever Chemical Levels Than Civilians, but VA Medical Centers Do Not Offer PFAS Tests

Veterans ages 20 to 39 had PFAS levels 13% to 24% higher than civilian peers, a Brown study found, yet VA medical centers do not offer PFAS blood tests.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Federal Lawsuit Seeks to Bar Minneapolis Distributor from Handling Food and Medicines After Inspectors Found Rodents

The Justice Department wants a court to bar Gold Star Distribution from handling FDA-regulated goods after inspectors found rodents, birds, and droppings.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Three Bouncy Castles, One Party and 48 Kids with MRSA: How Ireland's Largest Recorded Outbreak Unfolded

Irish health officials linked an MRSA outbreak in 48 children to hours of rough play on three bouncy castles, a route not described before.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Scientists Test New Inhaled Gene-Silencing Treatment That Could Calm Dangerous Lung Inflammation in People with Asthma

An inhaled gene-silencing treatment safely suppressed an inflammation-related lung target in a first-in-human trial involving people with asthma.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

A Boy's Fishnet Rash Raised Fears of a Liver Injury, but the Real Culprit Was His Laptop

A boy's net-like stomach rash came from resting a laptop on his skin for up to 8 hours a day. Doctors say the condition is rising in children.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Nearly Half of Rechargeable Brain Implant Users in One Study Needed Help Charging, and a Dead Battery Can Bring Symptoms Back Fast

In a 42-patient study, 42.9% of rechargeable brain stimulator users needed help charging. A drained device can quickly bring symptoms back.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

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Scientists Find Group of Brain Cells That Can Synchronize the Brain and Trigger Sleep in Mice

Scientists identified rare brain cells that synchronize activity across the cortex and promote sleep in mice, revealing a new sleep mechanism.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Needle Treatments Rarely Puncture the Lung, but the Warning Signs Can Take Days to Appear

Dry needling, injections, and breast aspirations rarely cause a collapsed lung, but case reports show symptoms can appear hours or days later.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Leftover Hardware Doctors Spotted Inside a Kidney Turned Out to Be Their Own Buckled Scope

A smooth, metallic-looking object inside a kidney was the doctor's own bent scope. A new case report shows how expectation can fool the eye.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Ameluz Red-Light Therapy Wins FDA Approval for Superficial Basal Cell Carcinoma After Clearing 66% of Main Tumors

FDA-approved Ameluz gel with red-light therapy for superficial basal cell carcinoma. See the trial results, who may qualify, and what remains unknown.

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Medical Daily · Sep 15

Confidential Drugmaker Deals Could Cut Projected Medicare Savings from Most-Favored-Nation Pricing by 71% to Nearly 80%

A Lancet model says confidential drugmaker deals could erase 71% to nearly 80% of projected Medicare savings from foreign drug price benchmarks.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Appealed Prior Authorization Denials Are Often Overturned, but Reversal Rates Range from 16% to 93% by Insurer

Many insurance denials are reversed on appeal, but odds vary by plan. Learn how internal appeals and external reviews work and what to do first.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Kentucky's Measles Count More Than Doubles Since Mid-August to 46 with Four Hospitalized and No Recorded Vaccinations

Kentucky now has 46 measles cases and four hospitalizations. See which counties are affected and which family members may need an MMR dose now.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Pennsylvania Woman Had Active Measles When She Died, Postmortem Test Shows, While CDC Still Lists No Measles Deaths

A test taken after death confirmed active measles in a 40-year-old Jefferson County woman. What it means for Pennsylvania's count and the CDC's.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Adults with Rare Pancreatic and Digestive Tract Tumors Gain Bexlutry, a Second FDA-Approved Version of Targeted Radiation Therapy

The FDA approved Bexlutry, a second lutetium Lu 177 dotatate product for adults with GEP-NETs. Who qualifies, the data, and key side effects.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Whole Foods Recalls Cabricharme Cheese from 18 Stores in Seven States Because It Contains an Unlisted Egg Protein

Whole Foods recalled Cabricharme cheese from 18 stores in 7 states due to undeclared egg lysozyme. How to check PLU codes and best-by dates at home.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Veterans and Doctors Urged Psychedelic Therapy Safety Standards at FDA Hearing, with Comments Open Until October 5

The FDA held a public hearing on supervised psychedelic therapy, and written comments are open until Oct. 5. What regulators asked and how to weigh in.

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