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New York Measles Cases Reach 162 Twelve Days After Disaster Emergency as Hochul Asks RFK Jr. for Staffing

New York's measles count hit 162 as Hochul seeks federal staffing help. See what the jump means for families before the emergency order ends Nov. 4.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Flu Is Growing or Likely Growing in 46 States as CDC Rolls Out Local Tool to Spot Surges

CDC estimates show flu is growing or likely growing in 46 states. See what the new local tracking tool shows and why it does not predict severity.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Richland County Becomes Eighth Wisconsin County Reporting Measles Since August as Statewide Total Reaches 289 Cases

Richland County confirmed a measles case linked to Wisconsin's southwest outbreak as the state total reached 289. Symptoms and steps for families.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

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Mass General Brigham Model Projects 19% More Chronic Hepatitis B Infections if Newborn Shot Is Delayed

A Mass General Brigham model projects 19% more chronic hepatitis B infections if the newborn shot is delayed until 2 months. What parents should know.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Nigeria Confirms Bundibugyo Ebola Case in Abuja Woman Who Flew From Uganda as CDC Rates U.S. Risk Low

Nigeria confirmed a Bundibugyo Ebola case in Abuja after travel from Uganda. CDC says U.S. risk stays low. Here is what travelers should know now.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

The 15-Minute Workout Trend That’s Getting Women Over 50 Moving Again

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Saving Advice · Oct 21

Controversial US-backed vaccine trial in African newborns halted

Hepatitis B study in Guinea-Bissau that was to be funded by CDC and that drew global backlash ‘will not move forward’

The Guardian - US · Oct 21

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Puxico R-VIII Schools in Southeast Missouri Close Two Days After a Significant Increase in Illness Among Students

Puxico R-VIII schools in Southeast Missouri moved to remote days after a rise in illness. What is known, why schools closed, and when kids can return.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Draft Petition Would Ask FDA to Require Botulism Testing of Infant Formula After 52 Babies Were Sickened

A draft petition from 23 families would ask the FDA to require botulism testing of infant formula. What it seeks and what parents can do now.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Lexington ER Sees Flu Symptoms Earlier Than Usual as Kentucky Cases Run Ahead of Last Year's Pace

A Lexington ER is seeing flu symptoms earlier than usual. Why late October is key for flu shots, how long protection lasts, and when to get care.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

27 people fall ill after Salmonella outbreak tied to raw oysters

The bacterial infection can cause bloody diarrhea, a high fever and vomiting to the point people can’t keep liquids down

The Independent UK · Oct 21

Florida's Citrus County Issues Mosquito-Borne Illness Alert After Two Confirmed Dengue Cases Spread by Local Mosquitoes

Citrus County, Florida, is under a mosquito-borne illness alert after two local dengue cases. Warning signs, who faces a higher risk, and next steps.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Only 9.9% of Virginians Have Gotten a Flu Shot as Buchanan and Other Southwest Counties Trail Far Behind

Only 9.9% of Virginians have had a flu shot, with Buchanan County at 2.8%. See regional gaps, national flu trends, and who should act now.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

A Man Claiming 217 COVID Shots Showed No Immune Burnout, and the Scientists Who Studied Him Still Don't Recommend It

A German man said he got 217 COVID shots in 29 months. His T cells held up, but only 134 doses were confirmed, and researchers don't endorse it.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

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Medical Daily · Oct 21

Third Cayuga County Measles Case Confirmed in Same Household as Earlier Patient While Seneca County Count Reaches 22

Cayuga County confirms a third measles case in a household contact as Seneca County reaches 22. See post-exposure steps and clinic details.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Beef and Lamb Sugar Tied to 63% Higher Diabetes Risk, but Red Meat Itself May Explain the Link

A sugar in red meat called Neu5Gc was tied to a 63% higher type 2 diabetes risk, but the link lost significance once researchers accounted for red meat intake.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

New York Overdose Deaths Fell About 8% in a Year, Far Slower Than the Earlier Two-Year Decline

New York overdose deaths fell about 8% in the 12 months ending May 2026, CDC data show, a much slower pace than the state's earlier two-year drop of more than 40%.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Round After Round of Antibiotics Couldn't Fix a Woman's Draining Ear Because the Real Culprit Was Tuberculosis

Months of ear pain and drainage resisted antibiotics. Then a cough exposed the cause: tuberculosis in her ear and lungs. Her hearing returned.

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Medical Daily · Oct 21

Adults Without a Regular Doctor Had 61% Higher Risk of Being Overdue for Colorectal Cancer Screening

Adults without a usual source of care were far more likely to be overdue for colon cancer screening. Here is how to start at 45, including an at-home stool test.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Offering Every ER Patient a Hepatitis C Test Was Cost-Effective in Modeling Based on 147,498 Trial Patients

A new JAMA Internal Medicine analysis found that offering hepatitis C tests to all ER patients was cost-effective. Learn what a positive result means and how the cure works.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Colorado Springs Flu Cases Rise Months Earlier Than Usual as Whooping Cough and COVID Also Circulate

El Paso County health officials say flu is rising earlier than usual while whooping cough and COVID-19 also spread. See who faces the most risk and how to prepare.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Urea Crystals Dusted Her Skin Like Frost After 20 Years of Untreated High Blood Pressure

A woman with 20 years of untreated high blood pressure arrived with frost-like urea crystals on her skin, a rare sign of end-stage kidney disease.

Medical Daily · Oct 20

Perry LongHorn Steakhouse Diners From October 7 Should Watch for Measles Symptoms Through October 28 After Georgia Alert

A measles patient dined at the Perry LongHorn Steakhouse on Oct. 7 from 7 to 10 p.m. Georgia DPH says to watch for symptoms through Oct. 28.

Medical Daily · Oct 20

Huntsville Measles Investigation Reaches 195 Contacts, and Alabama Has Not Yet Named a Third Exposure Site

Alabama health officials have identified 195 contacts in the Huntsville measles case and a third exposure site. What families should do now.

Medical Daily · Oct 20

Adults on Certain Seizure Drugs Faced 51% Higher Odds of Bone Loss, Yet Few Had Vitamin D Recorded

Adults on certain seizure drugs had 51% higher odds of a bone loss diagnosis, yet few had vitamin D recorded. Questions to ask your neurologist.

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