The FDA expanded sevabertinib, sold as Hyrnuo, to first-line use for HER2-mutant lung cancer. Who qualifies, trial results, and key side effects.

El Eden recalled 264 pounds of De Todito chips with pork cracklings from Colombia sold in NJ and Utah. It follows two earlier FSIS actions.

A JAMA Internal Medicine analysis tied early hormone therapy to lower heart risk in women with hot flashes. It is observational. What it means.

American Regent recalled three lots of 30 mL epinephrine vials over cracks, leaks and particles. These are not EpiPens. What clinics should check.

Pediatricians, family doctors, OB-GYNs, and infectious disease experts issued fall flu, COVID, and RSV advice. What each family member may need.

A 5th Circuit panel questioned Louisiana's standing in its mifepristone case. Telehealth access continues for now. What patients should know.

Nearly 25 years after 9/11, the CDC is setting up a research center to study people exposed as children. Who qualifies and what remains unknown.

Bangladesh reports 999 measles-related deaths as U.S. cases reach 3,134. What families should check on MMR doses before international travel.

A man with Ross syndrome, a rare sweating disorder, developed pale skin and hair loss on the sweatier side of his face over 15 years.

A baby's swollen belly hid a rare tumor with brain and eye tissue plus an inflamed amniotic membrane, a finding its authors say is a first.