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Healthcare Provider Recommendations Improve Maternal Acceptance of RSV Immunization to Protect Infants: JAMA

USA: A survey study found that pregnant women and parents of young children generally preferred maternal RSV vaccination to protect infants against RSV infection. Importantly, a strong recommendation...

medicaldialogues_in9/26/2026
medicaldialogues_in9/26/2026

Healthcare Provider Recommendations Improve Maternal Acceptance of RSV Immunization to Protect Infants: JAMA

USA: A survey study found that pregnant women and parents of young children generally preferred maternal RSV vaccination to protect infants against RSV infection. Importantly, a strong recommendation...

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Jacksonville nurse pleads in $24M Medicare, Medicaid scam over HIV meds

Rashan Jammeelah Jones pleaded guilty to approving prescriptions of HIV medication for people she "had never seen [or] spoken with."

jacksonville9/26/2026
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Teva, Apotex Don't Infringe Sleep Drug Patents, Judge Finds

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Hinson highlights support for bills to support rural cancer treatment, research in rural Iowa

U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson highlighted her support for measures to detect cancer and increase clinical trials in the U.S. House while speaking with advocates Friday, saying she would continue this work if elected to the Senate in 2026. Hinson met…

carrollspaper9/26/2026

Life experiment: Results inconclusive

I have never been certain about much in life. The diagnosis came when I was 17, though by then it felt less like a revelation and more like a formality. Therapy had started five years earlier. Psychiatrists had spent half a decade rearranging medication. Try this one. Maybe add another. Maybe your brain chemistry simply […]... Keep on reading: Life experiment: Results inconclusive

inquirer9/25/2026

D'you know what I mean?

Hi again, dear reader. Do remember me? Your friendly neighborhood pop culture nerd is back from the dead. Life has been "lifing" lately. I spent most of August sick from either heat exhaustion or a terrible respitory infection. It is what it is. As my very smart hubster says, the more you complain; the more you suffer. Amen.

morningsun9/25/2026

An Old Eye Bleed Can Trigger Glaucoma Months Later, and Diabetic Eye Disease Is a Leading Source of Those Bleeds

Ghost cell glaucoma can strike one to three months after an eye bleed. Diabetic eye disease, which affects 9.6 million Americans, raises the stakes.

medicaldaily9/25/2026

1 in 5 Older Americans Take Medications That Could Cause Major Interactions

Many older Americans still face potentially dangerous drug interactions as prescription and supplement use rises.

newsweek9/25/2026

Maternal Tdap Blunts Preschoolers' Pertussis Shot Response, but Booster Revives Them

(MedPage Today) -- Children whose mothers were vaccinated against tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (Tdap) during pregnancy saw significantly reduced immunity response to their own early childhood vaccination, although childhood vaccine boosters...

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The science of childhood anxiety

Yale researchers are improving the treatment of childhood anxiety by investigating all aspects of the disorder, down to the molecular level.

yale9/25/2026
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jacksonville9/26/2026

Jacksonville nurse pleads in $24M Medicare, Medicaid scam over HIV meds

Rashan Jammeelah Jones pleaded guilty to approving prescriptions of HIV medication for people she "had never seen [or] spoken with."

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law360
9/26/2026

Teva, Apotex Don't Infringe Sleep Drug Patents, Judge Finds

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carrollspaper9/26/2026

Hinson highlights support for bills to support rural cancer treatment, research in rural Iowa

U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson highlighted her support for measures to detect cancer and increase clinical trials in the U.S. House while speaking with advocates Friday, saying she would continue this work if elected to the Senate in 2026. Hinson met…

Read article
inquirer9/25/2026

Life experiment: Results inconclusive

I have never been certain about much in life. The diagnosis came when I was 17, though by then it felt less like a revelation and more like a formality. Therapy had started five years earlier. Psychiatrists had spent half a decade rearranging medication. Try this one. Maybe add another. Maybe your brain chemistry simply […]... Keep on reading: Life experiment: Results inconclusive

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morningsun9/25/2026

D'you know what I mean?

Hi again, dear reader. Do remember me? Your friendly neighborhood pop culture nerd is back from the dead. Life has been "lifing" lately. I spent most of August sick from either heat exhaustion or a terrible respitory infection. It is what it is. As my very smart hubster says, the more you complain; the more you suffer. Amen.

Read article
medicaldaily9/25/2026

An Old Eye Bleed Can Trigger Glaucoma Months Later, and Diabetic Eye Disease Is a Leading Source of Those Bleeds

Ghost cell glaucoma can strike one to three months after an eye bleed. Diabetic eye disease, which affects 9.6 million Americans, raises the stakes.

Read article
newsweek9/25/2026

1 in 5 Older Americans Take Medications That Could Cause Major Interactions

Many older Americans still face potentially dangerous drug interactions as prescription and supplement use rises.

Read article
medpagetoday9/25/2026

Maternal Tdap Blunts Preschoolers' Pertussis Shot Response, but Booster Revives Them

(MedPage Today) -- Children whose mothers were vaccinated against tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (Tdap) during pregnancy saw significantly reduced immunity response to their own early childhood vaccination, although childhood vaccine boosters...

Read article
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yale9/25/2026

The science of childhood anxiety

Yale researchers are improving the treatment of childhood anxiety by investigating all aspects of the disorder, down to the molecular level.

Read article