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Should you stop or taper your antidepressant amid new SSRI scrutiny?
New HHS messaging about psychiatric prescribing and Reuters reporting about possible SSRI restrictions do not mean patients should stop antidepressants on their own. Here is what changed, what did not, and how tapering is usually handled with a clinician.
FDA approves first gene therapy for OTOF hearing loss: who may qualify
FDA has approved the first gene therapy for a rare OTOF-related hearing loss, but the eligible group is small and the evidence is still early. Here is what U.S. families should know about testing, treatment, and follow-up.
Will some Medicaid enrollees have to prove work in 2027?
CMS says some adults on Medicaid may need to show 80 hours a month of work, school, service, or another qualifying activity starting in 2027. Here is who may be affected, what can count, which exemptions may apply, and why paperwork could get…
Will I Have to Prove I’m Working to Keep Medicaid in 2027?
Usually not. The new federal rule applies to certain Medicaid expansion adults, not every Medicaid enrollee. But if you are in the affected group, paperwork, renewal timing, and proof of an exemption could matter just as much as the 80-hour standard.
Still have Raw Farm raw cheddar at home? What the April 2026 recall means
CDC closed the outbreak on April 30, 2026, but FDA’s advice did not end. Some recalled RAW FARM raw cheddar products carry 2026 dates and could still be in home refrigerators or freezers.
Born Before 1957 and Over 65: Do You Need MMR During 2026 Measles Outbreaks?
Most adults born before 1957 are generally presumed protected against measles, so an MMR shot is not automatically recommended for every older adult. But some seniors should still ask about MMR now because of healthcare work, travel, outbreaks, uncertain records, or an older…
If Dentures Make Meals Harder, When Chewing Trouble Affects Nutrition
Being able to get by with dentures is not the same as eating well. Food avoidance, sore spots, weight loss, dry mouth, heavy adhesive use, or coughing at meals can signal a denture problem, a swallowing problem, or both.
ACA tax-credit payback risk in 2026: what to do if income changes
If you get ACA premium help in 2026, a change in income, family size, or other coverage can create a bigger tax-time surprise than in recent years. The main reason: for tax years after 2025, the federal limit on repaying excess advance premium…
I use a TRUE METRIX meter. What should I do after the FDA recall?
The FDA says people using affected TRUE METRIX blood glucose meters should switch to another testing method if possible, but should not stop testing until a backup is in place. The problem is that one E-5 error code can mean either a test-strip…
New Medicaid work rules: who may need to report hours in 2027
A new federal Medicaid rule sets 2027 work-reporting standards for some adults in expansion coverage, but many people are exempt and state systems may differ.
Why did my seasonal allergies change after I moved?
A new U.S. study helps explain something many people notice after a move: your allergy pattern can change when the local pollen mix and pollen season change. Here is why that happens, how to track it, and when it may be worth checking…
FDA found low contaminant levels in most formula. Then a2 recalled 3 batches
A federal testing update on April 29, 2026 was broadly reassuring for the U.S. infant formula market. But a May 2 recall of three a2 Platinum lots still means parents should check batch numbers, stop only recalled tins, and call a pediatrician if…