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Will I have to work 80 hours a month to keep Medicaid in 2027?
Not everyone on Medicaid will face the new 80-hour rule in 2027. Here is who may have to meet it, who may be exempt, and why paperwork could matter as much as work.
FDA alert: What to do if your Omnipod may be under-delivering insulin
The FDA says certain Omnipod 5, Omnipod DASH, and Omnipod Eros pods may under-deliver insulin because of a tubing defect. Here is how to check lot numbers, what warning signs to watch for, and when high blood sugar becomes an emergency.
Wildfire smoke and asthma: what to do when air quality turns unhealthy
When wildfire smoke pushes air quality into the unhealthy range, people with asthma should reduce exposure fast: check AirNow, stay indoors when possible, use indoor filtration, and know when symptoms need urgent care.
Do I need to throw out recalled Nara infant formula? What parents should know
FDA says all lots of Nara Organics infant formula currently on the market are recalled after a June 2026 infant botulism investigation. Here is what parents should do now, which symptoms need emergency care, and what is still unknown.
Will ACA Marketplace plans be harder to compare in 2027?
CMS’s May 15 final rule removes the federal standardized-plan requirement for 2027. That could make ACA shopping less straightforward, especially for people who need to weigh premiums against deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs.
Tooth infection or dental emergency? Warning signs that should not wait
Most tooth pain is not an antibiotic problem. But fever, facial or jaw swelling, swallowing trouble, voice change, trismus, or breathing symptoms should not wait.
Should you stop taking alli after the FDA added a kidney injury warning?
Probably not automatically. The FDA’s June 10, 2026 label change for alli adds a warning about rare kidney stones and kidney injury, but the practical question is whether you have risk factors or symptoms that mean you should pause and get medical advice.
Measles passed 2,000 U.S. cases. What to do after an exposure notice
CDC’s confirmed U.S. measles count topped 2,000 in 2026. If you get an exposure notice from a school, child care center, or workplace, the most useful next steps are to check written vaccine records quickly, follow local instructions, and call ahead if symptoms…
Medicare’s $50 GLP-1 Bridge: Which heart patients may qualify?
Starting July 1, 2026, Medicare’s temporary GLP-1 Bridge may help some beneficiaries with obesity and prior cardiovascular disease get certain GLP-1 drugs for a flat $50 a month. But if Wegovy is prescribed for its FDA-approved cardiovascular-risk-reduction use, CMS says that claim generally…
What parents should do about the June 2026 Nara formula recall
Federal officials are investigating a June 13, 2026 recall of Nara Organics infant formula after three confirmed or suspected infant botulism illnesses. Here is what parents should do now, which symptoms need emergency care, and what remains uncertain.
If You Have Kids, Do the New Medicaid Work Rules Apply to You?
Usually not to the child. The new federal Medicaid work rule applies to certain adults, not children or CHIP enrollees. But some parents may still have to comply, depending on their Medicaid category and their state’s rollout.
ACS Keeps Colorectal Screening at 45, Adds Limited Blood Test Option
An American Cancer Society guideline update keeps colorectal cancer screening starting at age 45 for average-risk adults and adds a blood-based option for people who decline or do not complete preferred screening tests.