Texas health officials proposed ending the Children’s Autism Program in 2027, putting reduced-cost ABA therapy at risk for families with limited options.
Texas Health Agency Proposes Eliminating Children’s Autism Program
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Oliva LLC Issues Allergy Alert On Undeclared Sesame In Baba Ghanouj, Spicy Baba Ghanouj, And Hummus
Oliva LLC is recalling about 250 Riad’s Oliva to Go dips sold in parts of Connecticut and Massachusetts because sesame was not declared on the labels.
Vapes Are So Bad For You
Search and coverage interest in vaping risks is rising, but the trigger is unconfirmed. What is known about vaping—and what remains unclear.
Cost Of Drugs From Canada Set To Soar For Millions Of Americans Due To Federal Rule
A customs rule taking effect Oct. 22 will end the under-$800 exemption, potentially delaying or raising costs for medicines mailed from Canada.
Straight To The Top: Patients Email Insurance CEOs Over Care Denials
Two patients secured approvals after taking denied care requests to insurance executives, but the cases do not show how often the tactic works.
FDA Warns Amazon Over Herpes Treatments
The FDA says Amazon sold unapproved herpes products and has asked the company to describe corrective steps within 15 business days.
CDC Warns On Rise In Deadly Fungal Infections That Spread To The Brain
A U.S. laboratory detected more C. bantiana infections in 2024 and 2025, but the cause of the increase and the true case count remain unclear.
We Keep Treating Resistant Infections. We Rarely Ask Where The Resistance Came From.
A MedPage Today opinion argues that routine antibiotic use in food animals contributes to human resistance and calls for broader stewardship.
Lessons From A Year Of RFK Jr. Disinformation
A MedPage Today opinion writer reviews a year of tracking RFK Jr.’s health claims, disputing examples and warning about their public-health effects.
Florida’s Dengue Outbreak Is Now The Largest In The Continental U.S. In Decades
Florida has reported more than 250 locally acquired dengue cases this year, making the outbreak the largest in a U.S. state in decades, available records suggest.
