The Latest Breaking News from FDA

Carrie Ann Inaba's Delayed Diagnosis Highlights the Hidden Struggle of 4 Million Americans with Sjögren Disease

Sjögren disease affects 4 million Americans — 90% women — but takes an average of 4+ years to diagnose. Carrie Ann Inaba's story explains why, and what to do about it.

Medical Daily · Jul 10

A Shot Every Two Weeks Instead of Weekly: New GLP-1 Drug Shows Strong Trial Results

A new biweekly GLP-1 drug called bofanglutide showed strong blood sugar and weight loss results in a Phase 2b trial. Monthly injectables and oral pills are also in the pipeline.

Medical Daily · Jul 9

'Explosive diarrhea' parasite infections confirmed in hundreds of people across US, with 1,251 in Michigan alone

Michigan has been particularly hard hit by the cyclosporiasis outbreak, with 1,251 cases reported — the highest in the state's history.

LiveScience · Jul 9

U.S. Airport Ebola Screening Remains Active Through July 21: What Returning Travelers Need to Know

CDC Ebola screening at U.S. airports runs through July 21, 2026. Travelers from DRC, Uganda, or South Sudan face entry restrictions. Here's what to do.

Medical Daily · Jul 9

Mumbai's iconic Rustom ice cream parlour shut by FDA over hygiene lapses

Mumbai's K Rustom ice cream parlour license has been suspended by the FDA. Officials found expired flavouring agents and live rodents during an inspection. The popular Churchgate outlet also lacked required cold chain maintenance. The FDA took action as part of its 'Safe Food, Safe Maharashtra' campaign. Samples were collected…

The Economic Times · Jul 9

A New Over-the-Counter Naloxone Nasal Spray Is Now Available at Pharmacies

FDA approved Rextovy, a new OTC naloxone nasal spray, on June 16, 2026. Here's what changed, what it costs, and what fentanyl users' families should know.

Medical Daily · Jul 9

Scoop to soup: FDA freezes licence of Mumbai's iconic ice cream outlet after rats found on premises

During a surprise inspection at the popular outlet, FDA reported severe sanitation lapses, including the presence of live rats and flies on the premises, said the regulatory authority in a statement.

The Economic Times · Jul 8

The FDA Just Cleared the First Over-the-Counter Glucose Monitor for Children

FDA cleared the first OTC glucose monitor for children ages 2+ on June 12. Here's what this means for families managing prediabetes or Type 2 diabetes.

Medical Daily · Jul 8

Medicaid Will Cover Sickle Cell Gene Therapy, but Only When It Actually Works for the Patient

CMS's CGT Access Model now covers Casgevy and Lyfgenia for sickle cell through 33 state Medicaid programs under outcomes-based contracts. Here's what patients need to know.

Medical Daily · Jul 8

The Bacteria Behind the Latest Shampoo Recall Can Survive Products Designed to Kill Germs

A popular shampoo has been recalled after tests found contamination with a bacterium known for surviving in personal care products. Health officials urge consumers to stop using affected bottles and check if their shampoo is included in the recall.

Medical Daily · Jul 8