Court Temporarily Stays CDC Vaccine Schedule Changes
A federal judge temporarily stayed a January CDC vaccine schedule memo, 13 ACIP appointments and votes taken by those appointees.
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Hassan Report Links Flovent Exit to Access Barriers
A Senate minority report alleges GSK withdrew branded Flovent to avoid Medicaid inflation rebates, disrupting coverage before a true generic arrived.
Aleniglipron Trial Reports 16.3% Placebo-Adjusted Weight Loss
A small Phase 2 trial reported up to 16.3% placebo-adjusted weight loss with oral aleniglipron at 44 weeks, but no head-to-head comparison.
Two Deaths Prompted Kent Meningitis Response on March 16
UKHSA reported 13 notifications and two deaths as it opened antibiotic clinics for defined Canterbury exposure groups on March 16.
Listeria-Saporin Delivery Slows Mouse Colon Tumors
Modified Listeria delivered saporin and reduced tumor growth in a preclinical microsatellite-stable colorectal cancer model; no patients were treated.
Looksmaxxing Turns Young Men's Appearance Into a Score
Looksmaxxing mixes ordinary grooming with unsupported jaw exercises and dangerous hacks, while online rankings turn appearance into a hierarchy.
US Bicarbonate Trend Does Not Prove CO2 Exposure
NHANES serum bicarbonate averages rose from 1999 to 2020, but the study did not measure personal CO2 exposure or adjust for major confounders.
Vaping Risks Do Not Prove a Health-System Crisis
Evidence supports concerns about nicotine addiction and harmful aerosol exposure, but it does not establish the hospital-collapse claims attached to this story.
Radiology AI Changes Work Without Removing Accountability
Interviews with UK imaging specialists show AI supporting narrow decisions, while research warns that deployment also shifts workflow, oversight and responsibility.
Cord Blood Study Finds Broader PFAS Exposure Before Birth
Researchers found 42 confirmed or tentatively identified PFAS in archived cord-blood samples, revealing a wider exposure profile without testing health outcomes.
Georgia Medicaid Work Rule Shows the Risk for Older Adults
Georgia's Pathways program requires 80 hours of qualifying activity per month, making documentation a critical coverage issue for older adults.
Maternal Regret Is Real but Not a Clinical Diagnosis
Women interviewed by the BBC described loving their children while regretting motherhood, an experience that should not be diagnosed or dismissed from a story alone.