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The World Health Organization says recalled infant formula and related nutritional products reached 99 countries and territories, with 144 suspected or confirmed cases reported in 10 countries.
The World Health Organization says the Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has crossed borders, with linked transmission in Uganda and one confirmed imported case in France.
Taylor Farms and Sysco withdrew iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico on July 17 as U.S. authorities investigated a major cyclospora outbreak. The FDA later said a test associated with Taylor Farms was a false positive, but the broader investigation remains open.
The World Health Organization says Bundibugyo virus disease has continued spreading in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, with an imported case confirmed in France.
The FDA listed an early alert on July 24, 2026, involving a Boston Scientific percutaneous catheter and said it was collecting additional information.
The FDA proposed withdrawing U.S. approval of TAVNEOS, a treatment for adults with severe ANCA-associated vasculitis, after identifying manipulated pivotal-trial results, undisclosed analyses and serious liver injuries.
A Taylor Farms lettuce sample initially reported as positive for cyclospora was later described as a false positive, but the FDA remained focused on the supplier as investigators searched for the source of illnesses linked in reporting to Taco Bell locations.
Indiana VA medical centers and clinics will transition to the Federal Electronic Health Record on Aug. 22, with temporary limits on online scheduling, messaging and prescription services.
Grundy County Memorial Hospital published a request for qualifications July 6 for construction-manager-at-risk services tied to a proposed outpatient therapy and rehabilitation facility and hospital-support department expansions.
The United States announced an additional $242 million for Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of Congo on August 5, as humanitarian agencies face a major funding shortfall.
The Trump administration is ending a temporary Medicare Part D subsidy that reduced average premiums by about $16 in 2026, a change expected to raise costs for many older adults in 2027.
The FDA updated its Cyclospora outbreak investigation on July 24 after Taylor Fresh Foods removed iceberg lettuce sourced from Guanajuato, Mexico from the U.S. market.
The VA plans to launch its Federal Electronic Health Record at Indiana facilities on Aug. 22, with scheduled pauses affecting messaging, refills and appointments.
A hospital bond measure serving the Newport-area community is headed to voters, but the available report does not yet identify the amount, tax structure or election date.
Federal officials have rejected or indicated they will not approve Arkansas’ request to extend the waiver supporting its Medicaid expansion, creating uncertainty for roughly 200,000 low-income residents.
North Mississippi Primary Health Care broke ground February 20 on a more than 10,000-square-foot administration and training building at its Ashland campus.
Indiana has released implementation details for Healthy Indiana Plan work requirements scheduled to begin Jan. 1, 2027. The rules will affect new applicants and existing HIP members, with a public Medicaid advisory meeting set for Aug. 11.
Georgia has posted its first FY2026 rural-hospital support award as the state begins implementing a federally approved $218.86 million Rural Health Transformation program.
Aurora’s Water Production Division says it found elevated lead levels in drinking water at some homes and issued a July 14 action-level notice.
Johnson County Department of Health and Environment changed its walk-in immunization services beginning June 1, 2026. The county’s public information does not provide the full revised schedule or clinic-location details.
Sedgwick County Health Department has scheduled three no-cost maternal-health classes for August 2026, including virtual breastfeeding sessions in English and Spanish and a birth-plan class.
Saint Joseph Health said its Kentucky hospitals, clinics and care sites would begin using the CommonSpirit Health name in July 2026, including Saint Joseph Hospital and Saint Joseph East in Lexington.
