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Cancer Patients Needing Ifosfamide Chemotherapy May Receive an Unapproved Imported Version as the U.S. Shortage Persists

An unapproved ifosfamide made for China's market is being imported to ease a U.S. shortage. What cancer patients and caregivers should ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 12

About 150 Allina Mercy Hospital Doctors Plan a Four-Day Strike Starting September 14 as Both Campuses Stay Open

About 150 Allina Mercy Hospital doctors plan a four-day strike starting September 14. What patients in Coon Rapids and Fridley should know and ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 12

Nightly Eye Drop Tested for Night Driving Glare Improved Dim-Light Vision in One in Five Adults in Trial

A nightly phentolamine eye drop helped 21% of adults see better in dim light in a phase 3 trial. It is not approved for night-driving glare.

Medical Daily · Sep 12

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Atrium Health Executive Pay Rose an Average of 21 Percent as a Proposed WakeMed Deal Raises Price Questions

Atrium Health raised executive pay by 21% on average in 2025 while seeking a WakeMed deal. What the price gap could mean for patients.

Medical Daily · Sep 12

Caps on State-Directed Medicaid Payments Could Cut 10 to 25 Percent of Medicaid Spending in 17 States

Medicaid payment caps in the 2025 budget law could cut 10% to 25% of total Medicaid spending in 17 states. Who is most exposed, and when?

Medical Daily · Sep 12

About 9,000 FJTJBSI Dressers Sold on Amazon Are Recalled Because They Can Tip Over and Trap Children

About 9,000 FJTJBSI dressers sold on Amazon fail the federal tip-over standard. How parents can check a dresser at home and get a refund.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

Lead in the Zipper of Recalled Lontcs Busy Boards Raises a Blood Test Question for Parents of Toddlers

About 1,835 Lontcs Busy Boards sold on Amazon are being recalled for lead in the zipper. When should parents ask about a blood lead test?

Medical Daily · Sep 11

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After a Respiratory Infection, Faces Started Looking Stretched to a 4-Year-Old, and His Drawings Showed Doctors How

Days after a respiratory infection, a 4-year-old began seeing stretched faces. His drawings helped doctors diagnose a rare face distortion disorder.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

Doctors Blamed a Fish Parasite for Her Nighttime Anaphylaxis, but the Real Trigger Was Her Partner's Semen

A Japanese woman's repeated nighttime anaphylaxis was blamed on a fish parasite. Tests revealed a semen allergy, and IVF led to a healthy birth.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

A Girl with ADHD Heard Instrumental Music at Predictable Hours, and No One Else Could Hear It

A Thai girl with ADHD heard instrumental music no one else could hear. A 2026 case report shows that the rare symptom can occur without hearing loss.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

A Baby's Brown Eyes Turned Bright Blue 18 Hours After He Started a COVID Antiviral

An infant's corneas turned bright blue 18 hours after receiving favipiravir for COVID-19. The drug is now approved in Japan for a tick-borne virus.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

Voices in Her Head Sent Her for a Brain Scan, and Surgeons Found a Tumor No Doctor Had Suspected

A 1997 BMJ case of voices that led a woman to a real brain tumor is circulating again as new data question routine MRI after psychosis.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

Federal Regulators Flag Cracked Hoses in a Disposable Breathing Circuit Used to Help Newborn Infants Breathe

FDA issued an early alert on Draeger VentStar Resus Neo hoses after cracks were found. The circuits are used to help newborns breathe.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

Children's Bike Helmets Sold on Walmart.com Recalled Because They May Not Stay On During a Crash

About 40 Victgoal kids' bike helmets sold on Walmart.com failed federal strap and stability rules. How parents can check any helmet before a ride.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

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Medical Daily · Sep 11

Chris Johnson Lost His Speech to ALS Within a Year, and His Case Highlights Early Warning Signs

Former NFL back Chris Johnson was diagnosed with ALS at 39 and now speaks through an eye-controlled device. What early symptoms look like.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

Patients Already in Biohaven Epilepsy Trials Keep Dosing as FDA Pauses New Enrollment Over a Rodent Finding

Medical Daily · Sep 11

ARPA-H Funds AI Agents Designed to Adjust Heart Failure Medications, Testing How Much Autonomy Patients Can Trust

ARPA-H picked teams to build AI agents that could adjust heart failure care, aiming for FDA authorization. Safety questions patients should ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

Texas Prisons Ask for $298 Million to Cool 15,700 Beds as Heat Illness Risk Persists for Older Inmates

Texas prisons want $298 million to cool 15,700 more beds. Why indoor heat above 100 degrees endangers older and chronically ill inmates and staff.

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Medical Daily · Sep 11

About 31,000 Hero Fire Spray Canisters Recalled Because They Can Rupture in Storage and Fail During a Fire

About 31,000 Hero Fire Spray canisters dated 09/2024 are being recalled after reports of bursting in storage. How to check yours and get a replacement.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

CDC Merges Its Flu and COVID Divisions into One Respiratory Virus Unit as Fall Illness Season Approaches

CDC merged its flu and COVID divisions into one respiratory virus division effective Sept. 4. What it oversees and what families should watch this fall.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

Uptown's Shuttered Weiss Memorial Hospital Loses Its State License, Leaving Neighbors to Rely on Other North Side ERs

Illinois says the closed Weiss Memorial Hospital in Uptown has lost its license. Where can Uptown residents go now for emergency and hospital care?

Medical Daily · Sep 11

Ranch Horse Becomes First Equine Screwworm Case in the Outbreak as West Texas Animal Movement Limits Expand

A Presidio County ranch horse is the first equine screwworm case in the U.S. outbreak. What West Texas horse owners should check before hauling.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

A Suspected Adrenal Tumor Found During a Kidney Stone Workup Was a Cyst Lined with Airway Tissue

A dense mass near a man's right adrenal gland looked like a solid tumor on CT. Surgery found a benign cyst lined with the kind of tissue found in the airways.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

A 37-Year-Old's Complex Ovarian Mass Turned Out to Be Rare Destructive Inflammation, and Her Other Ovary Contained Bone

A complex ovarian mass and high CA-125 in a 37-year-old raised concern. Pathology found rare destructive inflammation and bone in her other ovary.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

A Coin a 6-Year-Old Pushed Up His Nose Stayed Hidden for 29 Years and Was Recovered in Six Corroded Pieces

A man who pushed a coin into his nose at 6 had no symptoms for decades until foul, bloody discharge led doctors to a corroded, calcified coin.

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