The Latest Breaking News from CDC

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

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

Legionnaires Cases Rose 6.6-Fold in Two Decades and a New Analysis Points to Heat, Rain and Traffic

A PLOS analysis ties a 6.6-fold rise in US Legionnaires cases to warming, rainfall, and vehicle traffic. It shows an association, not proof.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

People with ADHD Had Nearly Double the Odds of Constipation in a Review Covering 1.9 Million People

A review of 1.9 million people linked ADHD to higher odds of constipation, IBS, and encopresis. What parents and adults should watch for now.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Trump administration changes how it counts measles deaths amid Pennsylvania outbreak

CDC announces changes to how it reports measles deaths as Pennsylvania continues to confirm more cases

The Guardian - US · Sep 14

Multi Dose Maternal RSV Vaccine Vial Clears WHO Review as American Families Weigh Two Infant Options

WHO has prequalified a multi dose maternal RSV vaccine vial to cut costs abroad as US families choose between two infant protection options.

Medical Daily · Sep 14

FDA Is Tracking 16 Active Foodborne Illness Investigations — Check Your Fridge and Freezer for These Foods

Opening your refrigerator or freezer probably doesn’t feel like checking a public health alert. But right now, federal investigators are tracking multiple foodborne illness investigations involving foods ranging from sprouts and frozen berries to peppers, lettuce and other products that haven’t yet been identified.

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 14

West Nile Cases Total 504 Across 41 States While Few Adults Know How to Choose or Apply Repellent

CDC logged 504 West Nile cases across 41 states as of Sept. 8. A new survey shows most adults do not know how to choose or apply insect repellent.

Medical Daily · Sep 14

Adults Reporting Two or More COVID Infections Had 76 Percent Higher Odds of a New Medical Diagnosis

A Canadian government study found that adults reporting two or more COVID infections had higher odds of a new diagnosis. It shows an association, not proof of causation.

Medical Daily · Sep 14