
U.S. Measles Cases Reach 2,030 This Year, CDC Reports
The CDC reported 2,030 measles cases in the U.S. as of Friday, with 93% linked to outbreaks, approaching last year's annual total.

The CDC reported 2,030 measles cases in the U.S. as of Friday, with 93% linked to outbreaks, approaching last year's annual total.
The FDA granted expedited approval to Eli Lilly's Foundayo, a daily weight-loss pill that joins Novo Nordisk's oral Wegovy in the growing obesity drug market.

Texas Children's Hospital agrees to establish detransition clinic, dismiss five physicians, and pay $10 million in settlement with state.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unveiled plans for federal steps to curb antidepressant use through 'deprescribing' initiatives.
A shooting between two groups at Mall of Louisiana in Baton Rouge left one person dead and five injured Thursday.

President Trump signed an executive order directing the FDA to expedite review of psychedelic drugs designated as breakthrough therapies for mental health treatment.
MV Hondius docked in Rotterdam Monday after 11 passengers contracted hantavirus during Antarctic voyage, prompting global quarantine efforts.

Food and Drug Administration analysis finds no definitive connection between COVID-19 vaccines and child fatalities.

A man, woman and child were found dead after falling from the 36th floor of a high-rise building in south London last Wednesday.

Recent medical research covers blood pressure monitoring improvements, non-hormonal menopause treatments, and risks associated with popular heartburn medications.

Nara Organics has recalled organic baby formula sold at Target due to a multistate infant botulism outbreak.

Research detected potentially harmful chemicals including BPA and triclosan in 92% of breast milk samples from Seattle mothers.

Uganda confirmed three additional Ebola cases while residents in eastern Congo attacked and burned part of a treatment facility amid ongoing outbreak concerns.

Healthcare.gov enrollment has declined significantly while insurance companies continue requiring prior authorization for medical procedures.

British medical organizations and parents identify social media as primary risk to children's wellbeing in new reports.
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