The FDA is directing GLP-1 drugmakers to add warnings about a rare optic nerve condition, while saying its review does not prove the drugs cause it.
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Amplifon Americas Discloses Security Incident Affecting Patient And Member Data
Amplifon Americas says an unauthorized party accessed files in early 2026 that may contain patient and member health, personal and limited financial data.
Retatrutide Is One Click Away. That Doesn’t Make It Safe.
Retatrutide remains investigational despite promising trial results. The FDA warns that online products may have unknown contents and quality.
IHS Marks National Protect Your Hearing Month With Call For Annual Hearing Evaluations
The International Hearing Society is using National Protect Your Hearing Month to promote hearing protection and routine evaluations.
FDA May Allow Some Toxic Chemicals To Be Added To Food Without Safety Review
A proposed FDA rule would extend a low-level chemical exemption to ingredients added directly to food, drawing safety and transparency concerns.
HHS Launches $27.8M Initiative To Reduce Older Adult Falls
HHS named eight recipients for three years of fall-prevention funding, including two organizations supporting home-based care.
Elderly Adults With Masked High Blood Pressure Linked To Higher Risk Of Falls
A preliminary study found adults older than 78 with high blood pressure at home but not in the office had a higher rate of falls.
Household Hazards Can Worsen Home Health Infection Prevention
A study of 250 home-care patients and caregivers found household conditions that may impede infection control, including poor lighting and clutter.
Galil Importing Corp Recalls Lior Cinnamon Ground Seasoning Due To Elevated Lead Levels
Galil Importing recalled Lior ground cinnamon sold in six states after Maryland testing found elevated lead. Consumers should discard it or seek a refund.
Study Finds Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’ In Many Smartwatch Bands
Search and coverage interest has risen around a study of chemicals in smartwatch bands, but the study details and what prompted the attention are unverified.