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Six States Will Require Medical Proof for Medicaid Work Exemptions in January Instead of Taking Enrollees' Word

Six states will require medical proof for Medicaid work exemptions in January, skipping a federal grace year. Who is affected and what to gather.

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COVID Wastewater Readings Once Labeled High May Now Show Moderate After CDC Recalibrated Its Scale in August

CDC recalibrated its COVID wastewater scale in August, so readings once called high may now show as moderate. How to read your local data.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Three Riders Sue Six Flags Magic Mountain Over Alleged X2 Brain Injuries as Attorneys Cite 100-Plus Clients

Three riders sued Six Flags Magic Mountain, alleging X2 brain injuries, and lawyers cite 100-plus clients. What park visitors should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

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Chris Klomp Clears Senate Finance 15 to 12, Moving Closer to Overseeing Daily HHS Vaccine and Medicare Work

Senate Finance advanced Chris Klomp for HHS deputy secretary by a vote of 15 to 12, sending him to a full Senate vote. What the No. 2 post means for families.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Roanoke's Carilion Clinic Wins Federal Grant to Test Whether Psilocybin Can Help People with Cocaine Addiction

Carilion Clinic won a $623,000 federal grant for an early psilocybin study in cocaine addiction. The treatment remains experimental.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

NYU Langone and UPMC Become Latest Hospitals to Sign DOJ Deals Ending Gender Treatments for Minors

NYU Langone and UPMC joined four other hospitals in DOJ deals to stop gender transition treatments for minors. What the terms require.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

White House Reportedly Backs Away From Giving Political Appointees Veto Power Over NIH Grants After Collins Pushback

The White House is reportedly retreating from a plan to let political appointees veto NIH grants, but a revised order could still return.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

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Congress Warms to Permanent Medicare Doctor Pay Overhaul, but Another Short-Term Patch Looks Likely Before January

Lawmakers show new interest in fixing how Medicare pays doctors, but a proposed 1.68% cut still looms on January 1. What patients should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Nebraska's Early Medicaid Work Rules Leave Enrollees Confused as Other States Prepare to Enforce Them in January

Nebraska's early Medicaid work rules are causing confusion, providers say, as most states prepare for January. What enrollees elsewhere can learn now.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Sober Home Where Presley Gerber Died Appears Exempt From California Rehab Licensing as Cause of Death Stays Unconfirmed

The Santa Monica sober home where Presley Gerber died was not required to hold a California rehab license. What families should ask before choosing one.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

COVID Is Growing in 27 States While Free Shots for Low-Income Children Remain Delayed Weeks After Approval

CDC estimates COVID is growing in 27 states as free shots for kids in the Vaccines for Children program remain delayed. Who is most at risk, and what to do?

Medical Daily · Sep 24

FDA Advisers Back Multi-Cancer Blood Test for Adults 50 and Up but Split 6 to 4 on Effectiveness

An FDA panel voted 7-2 that the Galleri cancer blood test's benefits outweigh its risks, but split 6-4 on effectiveness. What it means for adults 50 and older.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

Measles Death Now Listed by CDC but Agency Will Not Say Where as Pennsylvania Cases Reach 835

The CDC now lists one 2026 measles death but won't say where. Pennsylvania reports 835 cases and four measles-associated deaths. What families should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

Kentucky Records Its First 2026 Measles Case in a Fully Vaccinated Person as Statewide Count Climbs to 53

Kentucky reports its first 2026 measles case after two MMR doses, as the count hits 53. What a breakthrough case means for vaccinated families.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

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Medical Daily · Sep 23

Niwali Tejocote Supplements Recalled for Heart-Toxic Yellow Oleander More Than Two Years After the Same Brand's Earlier Recall

Niwali Tejocote capsules and pieces are recalled after FDA tests found yellow oleander. Lot codes, heart warning signs, and what buyers should do.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

AMA Tells CMS the Argument for Delaying the 2027 Electronic Prior Authorization Deadline Is a Manufactured Problem

The AMA told CMS that delaying the 2027 electronic prior authorization deadline would keep patients waiting. What the rule changes mean for families.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

McKesson Narrows Confirmed Data Theft from Its Cyberattack to Oncology and Multispecialty Customers, Promises Patient Notices

McKesson says confirmed data theft traces mainly to cancer and specialty practice customers. What patients should watch for as notices are prepared.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

33 Health Systems Split with Some Medicare Advantage Insurers as the October 15 Enrollment Window Nears

Ohio State, NewYork-Presbyterian, and other systems are leaving Medicare Advantage networks. See who is affected before enrollment opens Oct. 15.

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Medical Daily · Sep 23

Roche's Enicepatide Cut Blood Sugar and Weight in Type 2 Diabetes Trial, but Placebo Figures Were Not Released

Roche says enicepatide cut HbA1c by 2.65 points and weight by 15.5% in a phase 2 diabetes trial, but placebo data were not released. Here is what the results show.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Self-Pay Channels Make Up Half of Wegovy Business and 90% of Pill Demand as Families Weigh Cash Prices

Novo Nordisk says self-pay channels now make up half of its Wegovy business. Here is what cash prices cost families and which coverage options remain.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Kennedy Names Leucovorin Telehealth Co-Founder to Chair Federal Panel That Advises on Roughly $2 Billion in Autism Research

Kennedy named NICHD chief John Gaitanis, co-founder of a leucovorin telehealth firm, to chair the federal autism committee. Here is what it means.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Schuylkill County Reports Its First Measles Case as Pennsylvania's Outbreak Reaches 792 Cases in 39 Counties

Schuylkill County has its first measles case as Pennsylvania reaches 792 cases in 39 counties. Here is what nearby residents should do now.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Kratom and 7-OH Withdrawal Cases Climb at Addiction Clinics as Clinicians Treat Them Like Opioid Withdrawal

Addiction clinics report sharp increases in kratom and 7-OH withdrawal cases. Here is why concentrated 7-OH differs from kratom leaf and what families should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Adults Now Make Up 38% of U.S. Measles Cases in 2026 and Just Over Half of Hospitalizations

Adults 20 and older account for 38% of U.S. measles cases in 2026 and just over half of hospitalizations. Here is how adults can check their immunity.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Second Chlorthalidone Recall in Three Months Pulls 13,567 More Bottles of a Common Blood Pressure Pill Nationwide

A second chlorthalidone recall covers 13,567 bottles of 25 mg tablets. Patients who refilled since June should check their lot numbers.

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