Gastric cancer screening in Japan still relies heavily on double-contrast X-ray imaging, commonly known as the barium test.

Sanofi is experiencing shortages of two medicines for Pompe disease, alarming patient groups.

A JAMA Network Open study found decolonization cut drug-resistant bacteria on nursing home residents by 59%, while enhanced cleaning added nothing.

Novo Nordisk's ziltivekimab lowered inflammation but did not reduce heart attacks, strokes, or cardiovascular deaths in a 6,300-patient trial.

USDA now lists 45 U.S. screwworm detections, with only five active. A new Terrell County detection triggered fresh Texas movement restrictions.

FSIS recalled 5,084 pounds of Al Kabeer breaded swai produced in the UAE, a country not eligible to export catfish to the U.S. Eight states affected.

CDC modeling estimates COVID infections are growing in 43 states and declining in none, while national respiratory illness activity remains low.

A Cass County resident was hospitalized with West Nile virus, North Dakota's first human case of 2026, with positive mosquitoes in five counties.

FSIS recalled 29,628 pounds of Argentine beef shipped to Florida and Texas without required import reinspection. No illnesses have been reported.

Reports say the White House is drafting an executive order on the childhood vaccine schedule, autism research, and parental choice. No text is public.