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Kenya's third Ebola patient, a 65-year-old woman, fell ill while already in quarantine, which the Ministry of Health says is why she was caught early. WHO calls it the response working as
ACOG's first menopause guideline since 2014 tells doctors to consider hormone therapy before age 60 or within 10 years of menopause. One form of that therapy, the estradiol patch, has been hard
The EMA's human medicines committee has recommended Rasonque for adults whose metastatic pancreatic cancer has already been treated, after a review of under 150 days. The survival figure the agency cites is
Family Farmstead Dairy is recalling one lot of raw cheddar in New York and New Jersey after a Maryland sample isolated two Shiga toxin-producing E. coli strains. No illness is reported, but
The FDA on Wednesday extended Anktiva to adults with high-grade, papillary-only bladder cancer that no longer responds to BCG. Its notice leans on a 77-patient single-arm trial in a different form of
Researchers in Kenya report a Candida auris isolate from a 28-year-old surgery patient that resisted all four antifungal drug classes, only the second such case on record. The report covers one patient
Todd Engel, 63, says Ozempic cost him the sight in both eyes, and he is suing Novo Nordisk for failing to warn him. Europe's regulator lists the eye condition NAION as a
The General Assembly adopted a political declaration on pandemic preparedness by 153 votes to three on Monday, after US objections blocked a consensus vote. The WHO Pandemic Agreement still cannot be opened
The WHO's first global guidelines on child and adolescent obesity rule out drugs, surgery and devices for children under 10 and allow medicines for adolescents only after a supervised lifestyle programme fails.
The WHO verified 632 attacks on health care in the Eastern Mediterranean between July 2025 and June 2026, which killed more than 1,530 people, or 86 percent of such deaths worldwide. At
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