Another Baby Lounger Recall Expands, and the Violation Is the Same One Regulators Keep Finding
CPSC expanded a baby lounger recall over padding that can obstruct breathing. Why this product category keeps failing safety standards.
French Wildfires Force George Clooney and His Wife to Leave Their Home But How Dangerous Is the Smoke?
George Clooney and his family evacuate their French home as wildfires threaten Brignoles, shedding light on wildfire smoke risks and respiratory health.
Hallucinations in Alzheimer’s Still Have No Approved Treatment, and the Biggest Trial Program Just Slipped to 2027
Bristol Myers Squibb delayed its Alzheimer's psychosis trial readouts to 2027. Why the treatment gap matters for families managing symptoms now.
Researchers Used the End of Wartime Sugar Rationing as a Natural Experiment on Dementia, and the Design Is the Story
A Neurology study used Britain's 1953 end of sugar rationing to test early-life diet and dementia. What the design proves and what it cannot.
Online Therapy Is Moving In-Network, and the Company Behind the Biggest Platform Says Demand Is Outrunning Its Therapists
BetterHelp is shifting from cash-pay subscriptions to insurance coverage. What changes for users on cost, billing, and provider choice.
Employer Coverage for Weight-Loss Drugs Is Tightening for 2027, and the Summary of Benefits Is Where You Will Find Out
Large employers are narrowing GLP-1 weight-loss coverage for 2027. How to read your benefits summary and what to ask HR before open enrollment.
Shohei Ohtani Sidelined by Knee Irritation, Raising Questions On When Should Persistent Knee Pain Raise Concern
Shohei Ohtani sits out with knee soreness as the Dodgers monitor his recovery, bringing attention to knee and bicep injuries and safe return to play.
A Breast Cancer Drug Approved on July 14 Was Added to National Treatment Guidelines Sixteen Days Later
Gedatolisib was placed in the NCCN breast cancer guidelines as a preferred Category 1 option 16 days after FDA approval. What does that rating mean?
Utah Mosquito Samples Testing Positive for West Nile Have Jumped From 39 to 296 in a Single Season
Utah has 296 West Nile-positive mosquito samples this season, up from 39 at the same point last year. What that number measures.
Ohio Declares Its Third Measles Outbreak of the Year After Four Unvaccinated People Test Positive in Two Counties
Ohio's health director declared a measles outbreak across Ashtabula and Tuscarawas counties. All four confirmed cases were unvaccinated.