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FDA flags two diabetes device problems: Omnipod under-delivery, TRUE METRIX E-5 risk
The FDA has warned about two separate diabetes device problems: certain Omnipod pods that may under-deliver insulin and TRUE METRIX blood glucose meters that can show an E-5 error code for more than one reason. For people who depend on these devices, the…
Cruise-ship hantavirus outbreak: what U.S. travelers should know
CDC says the risk to the American public remains extremely low, but exposed passengers are being monitored because Andes virus can spread between people in rare situations. Here’s what happened, what symptoms matter, and when to seek care.
Do newer CGRP migraine medicines raise heart risk?
A new observational Neurology study is raising a question many migraine patients will ask: do CGRP preventive medicines increase cardiovascular risk? The short answer is that the study found an association, but it did not prove cause and effect, and the absolute risk…
ACA premium shock in 2026 as enhanced subsidies expire
Marketplace coverage is still widely available, but many ACA enrollees are facing higher monthly costs in 2026 after the enhanced premium tax credits expired at the end of 2025. The size of the increase depends on income, age, location, and plan choice.
FDA adds vitamin B6 seizure warning to carbidopa/levodopa drugs
The FDA now says all carbidopa/levodopa products need a warning about vitamin B6 deficiency and seizures. For people with Parkinson’s disease, the practical takeaway is to know the symptoms, avoid abrupt medicine changes, and ask a clinician whether vitamin B6 monitoring makes sense.
Self-collected HPV testing adds a new cervical screening option
A self-collection option for HPV testing may make cervical cancer screening easier for some people in the United States. It does not replace follow-up care, and it is not a fit for everyone, but it may help reduce common barriers to screening.
Dry mouth and medications: what adults should know about cavity risk
Dry mouth is more than a nuisance. When saliva drops, teeth lose some of their natural protection against acids and decay. Many medications can contribute, so adults with ongoing symptoms should pay attention to both oral care and medication review.
CMS proposes new Medicaid and CHIP rules on payments and prior auth
CMS has put forward two 2026 proposals that could change how Medicaid and CHIP payments are overseen and how drug prior authorization works. The changes are not final yet, but they could affect paperwork, response times, and state budgets if adopted.
FDA proposes withdrawing Tavneos after liver-injury warnings
The FDA has proposed withdrawing approval of Tavneos, a drug used with standard treatment for some adults with ANCA-associated vasculitis. The agency says the proposal is not a final removal, and the medicine remains available while the process continues.
What Medicaid and Medicare vaccine coverage changes mean in 2026
Coverage rules can make vaccines cheaper on paper, but access can still break down at the pharmacy, clinic, or billing desk. Here is what Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, ACA plans, and the Vaccines for Children program are supposed to cover — and what to…
FDA Tightens Rules on Compounded GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs
The FDA has proposed limiting bulk compounding of semaglutide, tirzepatide, and liraglutide, saying it found no clinical need for outsourcing facilities to make these ingredients from bulk substances. The proposal does not end all compounded GLP-1 access, but it could affect where some…
FDA’s updated “healthy” claim gives shoppers a better shortcut
The FDA has updated the voluntary “healthy” claim on food labels so it better matches current nutrition guidance. It can help shoppers spot better choices faster, but it is still not a full verdict on whether a food belongs in your cart.