Organic Infant Formula Recalled After Three Infant Botulism Cases
Nara Organics issues a voluntary recall of its powdered infant formula sold in the U.S. after three infants developed botulism, prompting refunds and health…
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California Medicaid Cuts Fuel Battle Over Healthcare Executive Pay and Clinic Funding
California's looming Medicaid federal cuts have intensified a labor dispute as SEIU-UHW pushes ballot measures capping healthcare executive pay and restricting clinic revenue spending
FDA Approves Emergency Use of Drug to Combat Screwworms in Pets
The FDA granted emergency use authorization for nitenpyram to treat New World screwworm infestations in dogs and cats following recent outbreaks in the U.S
California Proposal Could Expand Health Subsidies to 1 in 4 Covered California Enrollees
Governor Newsom proposes a $300 million state aid plan to extend health insurance subsidies to 25% of Covered California enrollees after federal premium help…
Final Medicaid Work Requirement Rules Clarify Eligibility and Enforcement
The Trump administration finalized Medicaid work requirements for expansion enrollees, detailing proof standards, exemptions, and state enforcement starting January 2027
FTC Seeks Contempt Sanctions Against Amare Global for False Health Claims
The FTC has filed a contempt motion against Amare Global and three individuals for violating a prior court order that prohibits unsubstantiated health claims…
Gounder Discusses Dementia Risks, Ebola, and GLP-1 Drug Findings
Céline Gounder highlighted recent public health studies on ultraprocessed foods and dementia, Ebola outbreak developments, and GLP-1 drugs reducing breast cancer risk on CBS…
ACA Enrollment Declines Following End of Enhanced Subsidies, Experts Confirm
A new report confirms that millions are losing Affordable Care Act coverage after Congress let enhanced COVID-era subsidies expire at the end of 2025,…
Social Connections Play Key Role in Suicide Prevention, Experts Say
Research and public health advocates highlight social isolation as a major suicide risk, urging policies and community efforts to foster connections and reduce loneliness
Utah’s Prolonged Measles Outbreak Challenges Public Health Efforts
A widespread measles outbreak in Utah and northern Arizona has infected over 950 people, straining healthcare and exposing low vaccination coverage, according to state…