Carnival Cruise Ship passengers say COVID overwhelmed ship
Passengers on a Carnival Cruise Ship that docked Tuesday in Seattle say more than 100 people aboard the ship tested positive for COVID-19 and the ship was overwhelmed.
Philips warns users that some ventilators could stop working without warning
According to a notice posted Monday by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, there is a potential issue with the electrical circuit in the Philips Respironics' V60/V60 Plus and V680 ventilators, which controls the 35V power supply to the ventilator and alarm.
Health company sees 300% spike in emergency contraceptive requests following Roe v. Wade leak
Telehealth company Nurx has seen a spike in requests for emergency contraception driven by fears that the landmark Roe v. Wade case could be overturned.
Amazon to cover $4K in travel costs for employee abortions, non-life-threatening medical treatments
The reimbursement, which is effective retroactively from Jan 1., is available to the company's U.S. corporate and warehouse employees or covered dependents enrolled in Premera or Aetna health plans.
Genexa takes on Johnson & Johnson with launch of first clean OTC pain pill
Genexa co-founder and CEO David Johnson discusses the all-organic health brands partnership with Walmart on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Ex-pharmacist gets 10 years in prison for $180M health care fraud
A former Mississippi pharmacist was sentenced on Tuesday to 10 years in prison for a healthcare fraud that resulted in more than $180 million in false billings being submitted to private insurers and the federal TRICARE program for military service members, of which more than $50 million was paid out by the government.
Inflation, supply chain shortages making it harder, more expensive to obtain needed medical equipment
The war in Ukraine is exacerbating supply chain issues for medical equipment because Russia is a big producer of nickel, chrome and steel, according to Cindy Juhas, chief strategy officer of CME Corp.
Japan's Shionogi says COVID-19 pill shows rapid clearance of virus
Japan's Shionogi & Co. Ltd. reported rapid clearance of the coronavirus with its COVID-19 pill.
Semiconductor chip shortage challenges several industries
A semiconductor chip shortage across the U.S. is putting several industries in a tough spot.
The current semiconductor chip shortage affects several industries
A nationwide semiconductor chip shortage is putting several industries in a tough spot.
New York physician indicted in $10 million health care telemedicine fraud scheme
A New York physician was charged in an indictment on Thursday over an alleged $10 million health care fraud scheme.
US bars hand out free fentanyl tests: 'If you're going to use drugs here, you can test them'
Strips to test drugs for opioid presence are being handed out as a means of curtailing opioid overdose deaths.
Supplements, pain relief products sold at Walmart, Amazon recalled over poisoning risk
Rea Wellness' Rae Prenatal Capsules and Rae Immunity Capsules or Telebrands' Hempvana pain relief products are not packaged properly and could pose a certain risk of poisoning if the contents are swallowed by young children or placed on their skin.
Peloton raising subscription fees, cutting equipment prices
This is the first time Peloton has increased the price of its membership in eight years, according to an announcement on the high-end fitness company's website.
CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens offering extra COVID booster shot nationwide
The extra shots come at a time when the U.S. is seeing an uptick in coronavirus cases in certain regions of the country, according to Walgreens.
Unilever recalls certain Suave antiperspirant products due to elevated levels of benzene
An internal review of the two Suave 24-Hour Protection Aerosol Antiperspirants "showed that unexpected levels of benzene came from the propellant that sprays the product out of the can," according to the recall notice.
Bird flu: Iowa to kill 1.5M more hens, turkeys due to recent outbreaks
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced Tuesday that an outbreak was confirmed at a commercial turkey flock in Hamilton County and a commercial layer flock in Guthrie County.
NJ pet food company operated under 'grossly insanitary conditions’: FDA
Bravo Packing Inc. agreed to stop selling, manufacturing and distributing its raw pet food until it comes into compliance with the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
UnitedHealth to buy home-health firm LHC Group for $5.4B
UnitedHealth Group Inc. has agreed to buy LHC Group Inc. for about $5.4 billion in cash, in the latest tie-up linking a managed-care company to the home-health business.
Bird flu detected in Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota flocks
Cases of avian influenza was detected in multiple flocks in Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska over the weekend.


















