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Glenmark recalls 11000 Ziac bottles after FDA finds contamination with cholesterol drug ezetimibe, classifying it as a low-risk Class III recall.

FDA widens recall of imported cookware after lead found to leach into food, urging U.S. consumers to stop using contaminated pots and pans.

MIT scientists have discovered a retinal reboot method that restores vision in amblyopia, offering new hope for treating adult lazy eye.

WASHINGTON, November 8, 2025: The United States Department of State has issued new instructions to consular offices worldwide expanding the list of medical conditions that may lead to visa denials. Under the updated guidance, chronic illnesses including obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease are now among the factors that visa officers can consider when determining whether an applicant may become a “public charge” and therefore ineligible for entry or permanent residency. The directive, recently circulated to U.S. embassies and consulates, broadens the interpretation of existing immigration law governing applicants who could require extensive medical treatment or financial support while in the country. The new…

FDA recalls over 580,000 bottles of Prazosin Hydrochloride after tests found a cancer-linked impurity exceeding safety limits.

Idaho’s Medical Freedom Act bans all vaccine mandates statewide, redefining vaccination rules for schools, employers, and public institutions.

Texas A&M scientists uncover how RNA hijacking drives rare kidney cancer and develop a molecular switch to stop tumor growth in preclinical studies.

Consumer Reports found unsafe lead levels in protein powders, urging tighter federal limits to protect public health and supplement users.

New research reveals exercise molecule Lac-Phe suppresses hunger by targeting brain neurons, offering insight into weight loss mechanisms.

The FDA approved a second generic abortion pill by Evita Solutions hours before a federal shutdown, expanding options for medication abortion.