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Federal health officials say a multistate Salmonella outbreak has been linked to Live it Up Super Greens supplement powders, prompting a voluntary recall and warnings to consumers to stop using the products and sanitize surfaces.
The CDC says it has accepted recommendations to revise how the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule is organized, following a presidential directive to compare U.S. guidance with other developed nations while keeping vaccines covered by insurance without cost sharing.
State and local health departments faced uncertainty after the Trump administration paused a major CDC-administered public health grant, then reversed the decision, prompting concern about stability for preparedness and disease-response programs.
The United States formally completed its withdrawal from the WHO on January 22, 2026. Critics warn it could weaken disease surveillance and pandemic readiness, while the administration says it will pursue alternative partnerships and bilateral health engagement.
The NIH announced it will halt funding for studies using fetal tissue from elective abortions, a move applauded by antiabortion groups and criticized by researchers who say alternatives can’t fully replace human developmental tissue in key fields.