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An Oral Pill for Relapsing MS Beat a Standard Drug in Two Trials with No Figures Released

Novartis says remibrutinib beat teriflunomide in two Phase 3 MS trials. The company released no numbers and the data are unpublished.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Parents Now Decide on the Hepatitis B Birth Dose and the Evidence Behind That Choice Has Not Changed

Months after federal guidance shifted, hepatitis B birth dose rates keep falling. Here is what the evidence actually shows for parents.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

A Sickle Cell Headache That Ends in Brain Surgery Has Been Documented Fewer Than 80 Times

Spontaneous bleeding inside the skull during a sickle cell crisis has fewer than 80 documented cases, and dead skull bone shifts the odds.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

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Two Drugmakers Have Paused Autoimmune CAR T Cell Trials After Three Deaths from a Severe Immune Reaction

Novartis paused eight autoimmune CAR T trials after three severe immune reactions, and Bristol Myers Squibb paused enrollment in its program.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

One Lot of a Medication Used to Prevent Alcohol Relapse Failed a Dissolution Test in Nationwide Recall

A single lot of acamprosate was recalled after failing dissolution testing. Patients should check with a pharmacy without interrupting treatment.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Black Spots on Seizure Pills Trigger a Nationwide Recall and the Wrong Reaction Could Be Dangerous

A nationwide recall covers 1,968 bottles of carbamazepine tablets with black spots. Stopping a seizure drug abruptly carries its own risks.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Two 2025 Heat Waves Were Linked to More Than 13,000 Extra Emergency Room Visits in 19 States

A new Nature Health study links two 2025 heat waves to 13,000 excess ER visits across 19 states, with kidney disease driving much of the burden.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

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Children as Young as Two with Ulcerative Colitis Can Now Get Stelara After an FDA Label Expansion

FDA cleared Stelara for pediatric ulcerative colitis in children 2 and older. Here is what the trial showed and what families should ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Horizon Organic Recalls More Than 53,000 Cases of Shelf Stable Chocolate Milk with Best By Dates in 2027

Horizon recalled 53,760 cases of shelf-stable chocolate milk boxes. Best-by dates run into February 2027, so cartons may still be at home.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

A Tick Bite Can End Red Meat for Life and New York Still Does Not Count the Cases

New York lawmakers passed an alpha-gal reporting bill in June, but it is not law yet and the state still has no statewide case count.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

The Stone Faced Panel in Psychology's Best Known Stress Test Carries a Burden Nobody Has Measured

Forty-six researchers described what really happens inside the Trier Social Stress Test, and the burden falls on both sides of the table.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

Her Ureter Slipped Through a Gap in the Pelvis and Kept Sending Her Back with Kidney Infections

A 75-year-old had recurrent kidney infections because her ureter had herniated through the sciatic foramen. Only 48 such cases exist.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

A Rare Fibrous Thyroid Disease Grew into a Patient's Windpipe and Surgeons Rebuilt the Airway to Fix It

Riedel's thyroiditis invaded a patient's trachea and narrowed it repeatedly. Surgeons used a reconstruction never before reported for the disease.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

HEPA Air Purifiers May Improve Mental Flexibility After One Month, Study of Adults Living Near Highways Suggests

A study found that adults aged 40 and older completed an executive-function test faster after one month of HEPA air filtration.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

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Medical Daily · Sep 1

Her Feeding Tube Wandered Through Her Small Intestine and Jammed at the Gate to Her Colon

A woman noticed her jejunostomy feeding catheter had vanished inward. A CT scan found it had crossed the ileocecal valve into her colon.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

Scientists Discover Flexible Diamond Can Generate Electricity, Opening New Possibilities for Tiny Self-Powered Medical Devices Future

Ultrathin flexible diamond membranes generate electricity when bent, challenging a century-old assumption and raising possibilities for future medical devices.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

A Man Coughed Blood for Six Months and Doctors Found Real Bone Growing Inside His Lungs

A 34-year-old was repeatedly told he had tuberculosis. A lung biopsy instead found mature bone and marrow growing inside his lung tissue.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

Stefanos Tsitsipas Could Not Walk for Two Days Last Year and Beat a Top Ten Seed Monday

Tsitsipas said back pain left him unable to walk and weighing retirement. His US Open upset shows what recovery from chronic back pain looks like.

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Medical Daily · Sep 1

Long COVID Was Not Linked to Preterm Birth in New Data but a Blood Pressure Signal Appeared

A study of 603 pregnancies found no link between long COVID and preterm birth, but a secondary analysis flagged high blood pressure disorders.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

People with the Most of This Sugar Substitute in Their Blood Had More Heart Attacks and Strokes

New data presented in Munich link high blood xylitol levels to more cardiovascular events across two cohorts. The finding is an association, not proof.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

A Cincinnati Olive Oil Sold for Nearly a Year Used a Garlic Oil Never Cleared for Food

A Cincinnati garlic-infused olive oil sold for nearly a year used an essential oil not approved for culinary use. No illnesses were reported.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

A New Weekly Injection Cut Repeat Blood Draws for Most Patients with a Rare Blood Cancer

FDA approved Mimrylo for polycythemia vera. In trial data, 76.9% of patients needed no blood draws during weeks 20 to 32, versus 32.9% on placebo.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

A Second Sprout Product Joins the Outbreak Recall and the Newest Lots Shipped Only Days Ago

A radish sprout mix has been added to the multistate sprout outbreak recall. Lots shipped through late August may still be in refrigerators.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

Halloween Chocolate Sold at TJ Maxx and Marshalls in Thirteen States Is Recalled Over Hidden Milk

Chocolatey Eyeballs sold at TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, and Sierra in 13 states contain undeclared milk. No refunds at the register.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

State Dashboards Now Count Hundreds More Measles Cases Than the Federal Tally Most Families Are Reading

Pennsylvania reports 497 measles cases while the CDC lists 371. Here is why the two numbers differ and which one families should use.

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