Health Findings Desk

Saturday, November 14, 2026

New approvals, safety warnings, study findings and coverage changes, with the FDA drug enforcement record underneath. Every item carries the practical read: what it changes for someone already on a treatment, and what it does not change yet.

Coverage change11h agoMarketWatch

4 expert tips for signing up for Medicare

Coverage changes take effect on fixed dates and the window to switch plans is short. Missing an enrollment period usually means waiting a full year regardless of the reason.

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Coverage changeyesterdaySalem Reporter

More 2027 Medicare Advantage questions answered

Coverage changes take effect on fixed dates and the window to switch plans is short. Missing an enrollment period usually means waiting a full year regardless of the reason.

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Coverage change2d agoWOODTV.com

Help with Medicare Open Enrollment

Coverage changes take effect on fixed dates and the window to switch plans is short. Missing an enrollment period usually means waiting a full year regardless of the reason.

Safety warning2d agoArabAmericanNews

Ozempic, Mounjaro among drugs covered by new FDA eye-risk warning

A safety warning changes the risk calculation on a drug already being taken. Stopping abruptly is often more dangerous than the warning itself, so this is a conversation with a prescriber rather than a decision to make alone.