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Wisconsin Medicaid Postpartum Coverage: What Changes After 60 Days in 2026
Wisconsin extended BadgerCare Plus postpartum coverage from 60 days to up to about 12 months for many full-benefit members, effective in 2026. Because the state uses an “end of the month” rule, your exact coverage end date matters—especially for follow-up care, mental health…
Volara Class I Recall Update: What to check (July 14, 2026)
On July 14, 2026, the FDA updated a Class I correction for Baxter Volara System single-patient-use circuits. The concern: possible air and medication leakage from the nebulizer cup when the cup isn’t properly locked after medication is added. Here’s how to check if…
Measles Outbreaks: Do You Need an Extra MMR Dose If Your Child Has Only One Shot?
If a school or child care notice says there may have been measles exposure, timing and your child’s documented MMR doses matter. CDC guidance focuses on urgent, time-limited post-exposure options—often an MMR within 72 hours, or immune globulin for certain higher-risk people within…
Whole milk is returning to federal school meals: What to ask
New federal rules take effect June 8, 2026, and schools can expand fluid milk options again. Here’s what changes for families—plus a checklist for requesting lactose-free or a nutritionally equivalent nondairy substitute.
Long COVID Autoantibodies: What the NIH/Cell Study Could Mean
An NIH-highlighted Cell study suggests that, in some people with long COVID, the immune system may react to nervous-system-related targets—pointing to possible biologic subgroups. But CDC guidance remains clear: in the U.S., long COVID is diagnosed clinically, and there is still no definitive…
April 1, 2026: CMS Hospital Price Transparency MRF Changes Explained
Starting April 1, 2026, CMS enforcement begins for updated Hospital Price Transparency requirements tied to the CY 2026 machine-readable file. Here’s what changed for hospitals’ data (allowed amounts percentiles, attestation updates, and Type 2 NPI encoding) and what that does—and doesn’t—mean for patients’…
Beekeeper’s Naturals Saline Nasal Spray Recall (Lot 5950, Exp 02/2028): What to Do
If your bottle shows Lot 5950 with a best-by/expiration date of 02/2028, stop using it. FDA linked this lot to potential Aspergillus contamination and recalled it. People with weakened immune systems or certain lung diseases should be especially alert for concerning symptoms and…
How to Read CDC “Activity Levels” for COVID-19, Flu, and RSV (What to Do Next)
CDC’s “Activity Levels” turn community respiratory-virus surveillance into five labels (Very Low → Very High). Here’s how to interpret the signals—wastewater, emergency department/ARI activity, and severe-illness context—and what families, schools, and workplaces can do next without panic.
Nara Organics Infant Formula Recall: Infant Botulism Warning for Parents
If your family used Nara Organics Whole Milk Organic Powdered Infant Formula, the FDA says stop using it now. Know the warning signs of infant botulism, preserve lot/use-by info, and get emergency care right away if symptoms appear.
Possible Andes Virus Hantavirus Exposure: When to Get Evaluated and What Testing Exists
If you may have been exposed to Andes virus through the 2026 U.S. cruise-ship outbreak and you develop fever or breathing symptoms, contact a clinician and public health promptly. CDC and WHO interim guidance explains the monitoring window after exposure, common symptom patterns,…
Casgevy for Ages 2–5 With Sickle Cell: What FDA’s July 1, 2026 Change Means
On July 1, 2026, the FDA expanded Casgevy (exagamglogene autotemcel) so some children age 2 and older with sickle cell disease (SCD) can be evaluated for the gene-edited, stem-cell therapy—previously approved for older children. Here’s what the FDA change does and does not…
CMS Hospital Price Transparency FAQs (June 2026) and Enforcement
CMS’s June 2026 Hospital Price Transparency FAQs update what hospitals must post online (including machine-readable expectations) and how consumers can use CMS’s enforcement-actions page. Here’s how to interpret what you find—and why those posted “prices/charges” may still not equal what you’ll personally pay…