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What to know about the latest U.S. breast cancer screening guidance
The current U.S. recommendation for many average-risk women is a mammogram every two years from ages 40 to 74. People at higher risk may need a different plan, so it is worth checking your own risk factors and asking a clinician if your…
CDC links Salmonella outbreak to backyard poultry
CDC says a multistate Salmonella Saintpaul outbreak is linked to backyard poultry, including chickens and ducks. The agency says healthy-looking birds can still spread germs, especially to young children and others at higher risk.
What Medicare, Medicaid, and CDC Rules Mean for Vaccine Access in 2026
For many U.S. adults, recommended vaccines can still be covered at no cost in 2026 — but the exact rules depend on the vaccine, the health plan, and where you get the shot. Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP do not all work the same…
Frequent migraines? New prevention studies may help guide choices
New migraine-prevention research adds to the evidence that some people do better with CGRP-targeting medicines, onabotulinumtoxinA, or older oral options. But the best choice still depends on migraine pattern, side effects, cost, and other health conditions.
Medicare prior authorization changes in 2026: what’s new
CMS has already finalized some prior authorization changes, and it has also proposed new drug-related rules that are not final yet. Here’s how the new timeline works, who may feel it, and what to do if care is delayed or denied.
Bicillin L-A shortage continues, CDC says
The CDC says the Bicillin L-A shortage is still ongoing, and that matters because this is the preferred penicillin treatment for syphilis in pregnancy. Officials say limited supply should be preserved for pregnant patients whenever possible, while some areas may also use temporarily…
FDA’s updated “healthy” label could change packaged food choices
The FDA has updated the meaning of “healthy” on packaged foods so the claim better matches current nutrition science and federal dietary guidance. The label may help shoppers compare products, but it is not a guarantee of low calories, minimal processing, or the…
Colorectal cancer screening stays in focus for adults 45 to 75
New CDC and CMS guidance keeps colorectal cancer screening front and center for adults ages 45 to 75. The main message is simple: screening is for people who do not have symptoms, and the right test depends on age, risk, access, and follow-up…
FDA tightens oversight of compounded GLP-1 prescriptions as supply stabilizes
FDA is narrowing the path for compounded GLP-1 prescriptions as national supply stabilizes. Patients using these medicines should check whether their product is FDA-approved, compounded, or made from a bulk substance, because the rules and safety concerns are not the same.
Which vaccines should adults review this season, and who may still need a catch-up dose?
Spring is a good time for adults to check vaccine records, especially after CDC updated pneumococcal and meningococcal guidance this year. Some adult vaccines are based on age, some on medical risk, and some need regular timing such as flu shots or a…
Why personalized breast cancer screening is drawing more attention
A large U.S. trial is putting risk-based breast cancer screening in the spotlight. The main takeaway for readers: it looks promising, but it has not replaced current screening guidance, and people should not change their schedule on their own.
Could risk-based breast cancer screening replace yearly mammograms for some women?
A large U.S. trial suggests breast cancer screening could one day be tailored to a woman’s individual risk instead of using the same schedule for everyone. The approach looked promising, but experts say it is not ready to replace routine screening on its…