Eli Lilly reported $5.35 billion in third-quarter Zepbound sales, up 49%, as volume rose 53% and realized prices fell 15%, highlighting strong GLP-1 demand and ongoing affordability challenges.

A new Lancet series says men lose more healthy years than women worldwide and urges governments to address poverty, social pressures, prevention and access to care through men's health policies.

Sen. Bill Cassidy's PATIENT AI Act discussion draft would direct Medicare to test paying for autonomous clinical AI while requiring patient notice and preserving appeal rights.

Herbert Leon Kimble was sentenced to 20 years for a $365 million Medicare brace fraud scheme. Seniors can review statements, report suspicious claims, and avoid unsolicited offers.

A Cornell preprint estimates that 15% of U.S. adults drank raw milk in six months, but differing methods prevent direct comparison with an older FDA estimate.

New York officials warn that cannabis edibles and infused drinks can resemble Halloween treats, urging locked storage and immediate calls to Poison Control after possible child exposure.

The Department of Health and Human Services referred Duke University School of Medicine to the Justice Department, alleging race and race-related proxies influenced admissions decisions. Duke disputes the claims.

Kentucky has canceled about $153 million in medical debt for 67,000 residents through a state-funded nonprofit program. Relief is automatic, but only eligible debts are covered.

Vitality Works is recalling one lot of 365 Whole Foods Market ashwagandha capsules over possible Salmonella contamination. No illnesses were reported, but consumers should check the lot number and discard affected bottles.

The CPSC warns that two combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarm models sold on Amazon and eBay may fail during fires and urges owners to replace them immediately.