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Pennsylvania Will Withdraw Its CDC Outbreak Aid Request Unless the Agency Publicly Counts Four Measles Deaths

Pennsylvania tied its CDC outbreak-aid request to federal recognition of four measles deaths. HHS called it blackmail. What families should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

All Impella Heart Pump Controllers Face Global Repair After Part Failures Tied to Three Deaths and 37 Injuries

Abiomed is removing all Automated Impella Controllers for part replacement after failures tied to three deaths. Here is what families should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Ten Diet Quality Scores Tied to Slower Biological Aging in About 7,500 German Adults, with No Clear Winner

Ten diet quality scores, including Mediterranean, DASH, and MIND, were linked to slower biological aging in about 7,500 adults. What it does and does not prove.

Medical Daily · Sep 18

Drugmakers and Research Partners Have Until October 30 to Apply for FDA Pilot Targeting First Human Trials

The FDA finalized its Expedited IND Pilot and is taking applications through Oct. 30. What changed, what an IND is, and why approvals are not faster.

Medical Daily · Sep 17

Only 20% of Men in Advocacy Group Survey Knew Studies Have Linked Dairy to Prostate Cancer Risk

A survey found that 20% of men knew that studies link dairy to prostate cancer risk. The evidence is mostly observational and does not prove that dairy causes cancer.

Medical Daily · Sep 17

Kennedy Set to Keynote Children's Health Defense Conference Thursday, Returning to the Anti-Vaccine Group He Once Led

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will keynote a Children's Health Defense conference Thursday. What his return to the group means as measles cases rise.

Medical Daily · Sep 17

Tennessee Measles Cases Climb to Nine as Five New Infections Are Confirmed in the East Tennessee Region

Tennessee confirmed five new measles cases in its East Tennessee region, raising the 2026 total to nine. What families should check and watch for now.

Medical Daily · Sep 16

More Than 230 Health Groups Warn Medicare Remote Monitoring Vendor Limits Could Disrupt Care Starting in 2027

More than 230 health groups warn that a Medicare plan to stop paying for vendor-run remote monitoring could disrupt care for over 1 million people in 2027.

Medical Daily · Sep 16

Hospice Families and Mercy Patients Navigate Overlapping Allina Strikes as Health System Reports 37 Doctors Crossed Picket Lines

Allina says 37 union doctors crossed picket lines as the Mercy and Unity strike overlaps a hospice walkout. What north metro families should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 16

Heart Risks, Provider Misconduct, and a 21-Year-Old's Death Sharpen Safety Warnings as FDA Weighs Psychedelic Care

Testimony at the FDA psychedelic hearing flagged heart risks, screening gaps, and provider misconduct. What families should know before any approval.

Medical Daily · Sep 16