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Baxter Recalls an IV Nutrition Solution After Stainless Steel Particles Turned Up Inside the Sterile Bag

Baxter recalled a lot of 70% dextrose injections due to stainless steel particles. Homecare parenteral nutrition patients should be contacted.

Medical Daily · Aug 26

Florida Moves to Drop Hepatitis B, Chickenpox, Hib and Pneumococcal Shots from Public and Private School Rules

Florida's health department filed a rule dropping four school vaccine requirements. Seven others stay in law. What parents should check now.

Medical Daily · Aug 26

Two Unvaccinated Lancaster County Residents Die of Measles in the First Confirmed American Deaths This Year

Pennsylvania confirmed two measles deaths in Lancaster County, the first in the US this year. What families near the outbreak should check now.

Medical Daily · Aug 26

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Visa Placed Hims and Hers in a Monitoring Program After Weight Loss Customers Disputed Thousands of Charges

Visa enrolled Hims and Hers in its Acquirer Monitoring Program after weight-loss subscription disputes spiked. What customers should know.

Medical Daily · Aug 25

Duchenne Cell Therapy Decision Slips to November After FDA Labels New Arm Function Data a Major Amendment

FDA pushed the deramiocel decision to November 22 after classifying Capricor's new 24-month HOPE-3 data as a major amendment to the filing.

Medical Daily · Aug 25

More Than 210 Medical and Patient Groups Signed One Letter Opposing the Childhood Vaccine Executive Order

More than 210 medical, health, and patient advocacy groups signed an AAP letter opposing the childhood vaccine executive order. Here is what it does.

Medical Daily · Aug 25

Thyroid Tablets Pulled Nationwide After Testing Confirmed One Lot May Contain More Hormone Than the Label States

Vitruvius recalled a lot of Thyroid Tablets USP 30 mg nationwide due to potential super potency. Check lot 504950 and call your prescriber.

Medical Daily · Aug 25

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Two States Sit Nearly Twenty Four Points Apart on Kindergarten Measles Coverage with Very Different Exemption Laws

West Virginia reports 98.9 percent kindergarten MMR coverage, and Idaho 75.2 percent. Here is how the two states' exemption laws differ.

Medical Daily · Aug 25

Hospitalization Rate in the Jalapeño Salmonella Outbreak Climbs to 15 Percent as Resistance Appears in Three Samples

The hospitalization rate in the jalapeño Salmonella outbreak rose to 15 percent, and CDC sequencing now flags drug resistance in three patient samples.

Medical Daily · Aug 25

Second Texas Pharmacy in Two Weeks Recalls Glutathione Injection After Patients in 14 States Report Reactions

A Houston pharmacy recalled a glutathione injection lot sent to patients in 14 states after reports of fever, chills, and allergic reactions.

Medical Daily · Aug 24

Suffolk County Confirms Its First West Nile Case in a Brookhaven Resident Who Was Never Hospitalized

Suffolk County confirmed its first West Nile case in a Brookhaven resident over 50. Symptoms began in late July and did not require a hospital stay.

Medical Daily · Aug 24

The AMA Says Doctors Cannot Be Replaced by AI, and a JAMA Piece Argues the Opposite

The AMA released a framework insisting that physicians stay central as AI enters care. A JAMA opinion published days earlier argues the reverse.

Medical Daily · Aug 24

Hospital Workers Are Seven Times More Likely to Be Injured by Violence Than Other American Workers

Federal data show hospital workers are injured by violence seven times as often as other workers. A Michigan strike has run for nearly a year.

Medical Daily · Aug 24

Michigan Confirms Its First Human Eastern Equine Encephalitis Case Since 2021 with No Animal Warning First

Michigan confirmed a Roscommon County EEE case, its first human infection since 2021. No animal cases have been detected in the state this year.

Medical Daily · Aug 24

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Medical Daily · Aug 24

FDA Authorizes a Robot to Draw Blood on Its Own, with One Phlebotomist Overseeing Three Machines

The FDA authorized Aletta, the first standalone robotic blood-draw device. One phlebotomist can oversee three units. What the authorization covers.

Medical Daily · Aug 24

California Records Its First Three West Nile Deaths as Human Cases Reach Thirty Across Fourteen Counties

California has confirmed three West Nile deaths and 30 human cases across 14 counties. Orange County leads the state in the number of infected mosquito samples.

Medical Daily · Aug 24

California's Insulin Program Still Has No Vials, No Fast Acting Product and No Factory of Its Own

CalRx sells $55 insulin pens, but vials, rapid-acting insulin, and state manufacturing are all still pending. Here is what exists now.

Medical Daily · Aug 24

Nearly 40,000 Bottles of Clear Eyes Itchy Eye Relief Are Recalled Nationwide Over a Sterility Failure

Prestige recalled 39,060 bottles of Clear Eyes Maximum Itchy Eye Relief due to a lack of sterility assurance. Check lot 2552A in your cabinet.

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Medical Daily · Aug 21

New CDC Chief Tells Staff She Will Challenge Kennedy Privately While Funded Programs Sit Without People

In her first all-hands meeting, CDC Director Erica Schwartz acknowledged understaffed programs and burnout and said she would disagree with Kennedy privately.

Medical Daily · Aug 21

COVID Test Positivity Tops Three Percent for the First Time Since March as Surveillance Gaps Widen

COVID test positivity passed 3% for the first time since March. A state health officer says surveillance can no longer size the increase.

Medical Daily · Aug 21

WHO Keeps Global Emergency Status on Congo Ebola as Cases Top 5,000 and Funding Gaps Persist

WHO kept global emergency status for Congo's Ebola outbreak after cases passed 5,000. Officials say the response still faces a funding gap.

Medical Daily · Aug 21

Thirty-Five Years of Forest Data Suggest Acorn Crops Predict Lyme Risk Better Than Deer Counts Do

A 35-year study found that deer numbers did not predict tick density in one forest. Acorns and mice did. What does it mean for tick prevention?

Medical Daily · Aug 21

Appeals Court Leaves in Place the EPA Rule Making Polluters Pay to Clean Up PFOA and PFOS

A federal appeals court upheld EPA's designation of PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances, keeping cleanup liability and the one-pound reporting rule.

Medical Daily · Aug 21

Vaccinated Measles Patients Occasionally Infect Others, and Contact Tracers Are Now Being Urged Not to Rule Them Out

A review of 33 reports found that 7.9% of vaccinated measles patients transmitted the virus. Most had a milder illness. What does it mean for families?

Medical Daily · Aug 20

Publix Frozen Berry Recall Now Carries the FDA's Most Serious Risk Classification After 12 E. coli Cases

FDA classified the GreenWise frozen berry recall sold at Publix as Class I, meaning exposure could reasonably cause serious illness or death.

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