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Public health experts warn the U.S. could lose its measles elimination status as cases continue to spread across multiple states. The CDC reported 416 confirmed cases in 2026 as of January 22, with most linked to outbreaks that began in 2025. International health authorities are expected to assess the situation in April 2026.
The CDC says public health officials are investigating a multistate Salmonella outbreak tied to a recalled “Live it Up Super Greens” supplement powder, warning consumers to discard or return affected products as case counts are likely underreported.
A sudden funding pause of a major CDC-administered public health infrastructure grant—followed by an abrupt reversal—triggered confusion for state and local health departments nationwide.
A new American Academy of Pediatrics policy statement argues that families need more than time limits: it calls for stronger platform accountability, better digital environments and practical guidance that doesn’t put all responsibility on parents.
Federal health officials say 45 illnesses have been linked to a recalled greens supplement powder, warning consumers to discard or return affected products as reporting lags continue.
A new American Academy of Pediatrics report urges a shift from simple screen-time limits toward systemic changes, platform accountability, and healthier digital environments for kids and teens.
Federal health officials are investigating a multistate outbreak of Salmonella Typhimurium infections linked to Live it Up-brand Super Greens supplement powder. The FDA says the company agreed to a voluntary recall and urges consumers to avoid specified products and sanitize surfaces to prevent cross-contamination.
The CDC said it accepted recommendations to revise the childhood immunization schedule after a federal review of peer-country practices, while keeping coverage for currently recommended vaccines.
CDC surveillance shows influenza activity still high nationally even as it stabilizes in the near term, with children notably affected. Health officials warned they will keep monitoring for a post-holiday resurgence.
The CDC reports 416 confirmed measles cases in the U.S. so far in 2026, most linked to outbreaks that began in 2025, as public health officials urge vaccination and faster containment efforts.
CDC surveillance shows influenza activity remains elevated nationwide, with A(H3N2) predominating and a high peak in hospitalizations—especially among children—underscoring the risk of severe winter illness.
A growing measles outbreak is spreading across the United States, with many cases concentrated among unvaccinated children, intensifying concerns among public-health experts about vaccine hesitancy and the country’s measles elimination status.