The FDA approved Zydus Pharmaceuticals’ generic estradiol and levonorgestrel patch, a once-weekly option for certain women with an intact uterus.
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HFA Taps Fitness Technology Summit To Expand Presence In Europe
HFA and the Fitness Technology Summit will hold a joint London congress in May 2027 and collaborate on education sessions in Las Vegas.
How Hurricanes Affect Hospitalizations And Deaths Among Older Adults Using Electricity-dependent Medical Devices
A study of older North Carolina Medicare beneficiaries found flood exposure was associated with hospitalizations and deaths among electricity-dependent device users.
No RegalCare Repeat: State Blocks Sweetwater Deal, Saying Operator ‘Unsuitable’
Massachusetts officials found Sweetwater affiliates unsuitable to acquire 11 nursing homes. The operator can appeal but cannot get licenses meanwhile.
$2.2B In Federal Nursing Home Funding At Risk Under New Medicaid Limits As Providers Worry About Access
A KFF analysis estimates $2.2 billion in federal nursing home payments could face new limits. The state-by-state effects remain unclear.
How Serious Are Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clots?
Jalen Hurts is being treated for DVT and clots in both lungs. The Eagles expect a full recovery, but he cannot take part in contact activities.
More Medications, More Risks. If You’re Worried, Start A Deprescribing Discussion.
A KFF Health News report examines medication interactions, polypharmacy and how patients can ask clinicians about deprescribing safely.
Novel Immune Modulator Promising In Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
A 90-patient phase IIb trial found better day-7 respiratory recovery with inhaled EXO-CD24, but larger studies are needed to confirm benefit.
Bill To Extend Medicare Benefits For Hearing Introduced In House
Rep. Mike Thompson is set to lead legislation adding hearing aids, exams and other services to traditional Medicare in the next Congress.
‘Real Common Ground’: Nursing Homes Support Key LTC Reform Proposals While Seeking Adjustments
Senate Democrats seek input on long-term care reforms. Nursing home groups support several proposals but oppose reviving the 2024 staffing mandate.