Popular Weight-Loss Drugs About To Get Much Cheaper, Thanks To Trump's New Deal Popular Weight-Loss Drugs About To Get Much Cheaper, Thanks To Trump's New Deal Popular Weight-Loss Drugs About To Get Much Cheaper, Thanks To Trump's New Deal
Popular Weight-Loss Drugs About To Get Much Cheaper, Thanks To Trump's New Deal GLP-1s are about to get more affordable in the United States, thanks to a new deal announced Thursday, Nov. 6 by the Trump Administration. The deal with pharmaceutical companies Eli Lilly and Company and Novo Nordisk is expected to dramatically reduce costs of Ozempic and Wegovy — which the president has affectionately dubbed "The Fat Drug," the White House said. Prices will dip from $1,000 and $1,350 per month to $350 per month when purchased through the president's TrumpRx program, according to the White House. The price of Zepbound and Orforglipron, if approved, will drop from $1,0…
Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley Hospitalized After Fall At Home Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley Hospitalized After Fall At Home Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley Hospitalized After Fall At Home
Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley Hospitalized After Fall At Home Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley was reportedly hospitalized on Friday morning after a fall at his home. The spill happened around 2 a.m. on Sept. 26, according to reports, after playing baseball the previous evening. Worley was taken to an area hospital for treatment and evaluation of his injuries, which included a broken nose. While he is recovering, Baltimore Deputy Commissioner Brian Nadeau will serve as acting police commissioner.  No additional information was immediately provided.  Check Daily Voice for updates.
Cornell Freshman, Longtime Staff Member Die On Same Day, University Says Cornell Freshman, Longtime Staff Member Die On Same Day, University Says Cornell Freshman, Longtime Staff Member Die On Same Day, University Says
Cornell Freshman, Longtime Staff Member Die On Same Day, University Says Cornell University is mourning the loss of a first-year student and a longtime staff member who both died on the same day.  According to the university, 18-year-old Joselyn Guadalupe Garcia, a member of the Class of 2029, was found dead in her campus residence hall on Friday, Sept. 19.  A Brooklyn native and graduate of Baruch College Campus High School, Garcia was a first-generation college student who planned to major in biological sciences and hoped to become a dentist. She had participated in Cornell’s Pre-Collegiate Summer Scholars Program and was part of the inaugural “…
Danbury Mayor Reveals Cancer Diagnosis, Vows To Keep Serving Danbury Mayor Reveals Cancer Diagnosis, Vows To Keep Serving Danbury Mayor Reveals Cancer Diagnosis, Vows To Keep Serving
Danbury Mayor Reveals Cancer Diagnosis, Vows To Keep Serving Danbury Mayor Roberto L. Alves has revealed he is undergoing treatment for cancer. Alves said in a statement on Tuesday, Sept. 23, he was diagnosed with Large B-Cell Lymphoma, which he described as a serious but treatable form of cancer. He confirmed he has started treatment and is under the care of his doctors.  “While this is a deeply personal matter for my family and me, I believe it is important to be transparent with the community I serve. My prognosis is strong, and I will continue to serve Danbury as Mayor, our state as Chair of the Connecticut Democratic Party, and in all of my…
Tylenol Responds To Trump Claiming Medication Causes Autism: 'We Stand With Science' Tylenol Responds To Trump Claiming Medication Causes Autism: 'We Stand With Science' Tylenol Responds To Trump Claiming Medication Causes Autism: 'We Stand With Science'
Tylenol Responds To Trump Claiming Medication Causes Autism: 'We Stand With Science' Tylenol is pushing back after President Donald Trump claimed the common pain reliever should be avoided during pregnancy because it could cause autism in children. At the White House on Monday, Sept. 22, Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke about what they claimed are links between acetaminophen and autism. Trump ordered the Food and Drug Administration to notify doctors that using Tylenol during pregnancy is associated with a "very increased risk of autism." Tylenol rejected the Trump administration's claims in a statement on Tuesday, Sept. 23.  "We stand …
Health Officials Issue Warning After Flesh-Eating Bacteria Kills 5 Along Gulf Coast Health Officials Issue Warning After Flesh-Eating Bacteria Kills 5 Along Gulf Coast Health Officials Issue Warning After Flesh-Eating Bacteria Kills 5 Along Gulf Coast
Health Officials Issue Warning After Flesh-Eating Bacteria Kills 5 Along Gulf Coast A surge of flesh-eating infections is alarming Gulf Coast health officials, with Louisiana confirming five deaths and dozens of hospitalizations. In a Tuesday, Sept. 16 update, the Louisiana Department of Health said 26 state residents have been infected with Vibrio vulnificus in 2025.  All were hospitalized, and five died.  The department urged caution, noting cases are running well above the state’s typical levels for this point in the year. Nationally, doctors see 150 to 200 Vibrio vulnificus cases each year, and about one in five patients die. Warmer coastal waters are l…
Released Tenafly Hostage Edan Alexander Vows To Return To IDF Service Released Tenafly Hostage Edan Alexander Vows To Return To IDF Service Released Tenafly Hostage Edan Alexander Vows To Return To IDF Service
Released Tenafly Hostage Edan Alexander Vows To Return To IDF Service Edan Alexander, the Bergen County native and Golani Brigade soldier held hostage for 584 days, announced Wednesday night, Sept. 17 that he will return to Israel next month to resume military service. "I will once again put on the IDF uniform, and I will proudly serve alongside my brothers,” Alexander told a sold-out crowd of 1,200 at the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) Night to Salute Our Heroes in New York. “My story does not end with survival – it continues with service.” Edan Alexander is reunited with his parents. Israel Defense Forces Alexander, who was captured on …
First West Nile Virus Case Confirmed In Albany In 7 Years; Here's How To Protect Yourself First West Nile Virus Case Confirmed In Albany In 7 Years; Here's How To Protect Yourself First West Nile Virus Case Confirmed In Albany In 7 Years; Here's How To Protect Yourself
First West Nile Virus Case Confirmed In Albany In 7 Years; Here's How To Protect Yourself Health officials have confirmed the first case of West Nile virus in Albany County in seven years. The Albany County Department of Health confirmed the contraction Thursday, Sept. 18, but declined to provide further details, citing patient privacy policies. It marked the first case of West Nile virus in Albany County since 2018. "News like this is a reminder that while cases of West Nile Virus are rare, we must remain vigilant,” said Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy. “Our health department is monitoring the situation closely, and we will continue to keep the public informed.” West Ni…
Chest Pain: What You Need To Know, According To Sun River Health Chest Pain: What You Need To Know, According To Sun River Health Chest Pain: What You Need To Know, According To Sun River Health
Chest Pain: What You Need To Know, According To Sun River Health Chest pain can be scary. While the pain may be caused by heart problems – and if so, you should immediately go to the emergency room – there are also many other potential causes, including problems stemming from muscles, nerves, the esophagus, lungs, or ribs. Asma Khan, MD, Sun River Health Sun River Health Potential Causes Most often, chest pain manifests as either a sharp, stabbing or dull, aching sensation. If you feel a squeezing or tightening in your chest, the symptoms may be the result of a heart problem, so call 911 immediately. The most common potential causes of chest pain …
Joe Biden Seen With Bandaged Head Amid Prostate Cancer Battle Joe Biden Seen With Bandaged Head Amid Prostate Cancer Battle Joe Biden Seen With Bandaged Head Amid Prostate Cancer Battle
Joe Biden Seen With Bandaged Head Amid Prostate Cancer Battle Former President Joe Biden was seen near his Delaware home with a large bandage on his head, a sight that quickly sparked concern and questions about his health. Inside Edition aired footage of the  82-year-old Biden in departing a church in Rehoboth Beach wearing the bandage that is several inches long. It was not immediately clear what prompted the placement of the bandage. The video, taken by a local resident on Tuesday, Sept. 2, was also shared on Instagram. The man told Inside Edition that from up close, it looked like a scar from skin cancer surgery. V…
European Union Bans Gel Nail Polish Ingredient Linked To Cancer, Fertility Fears: Is US Next? European Union Bans Gel Nail Polish Ingredient Linked To Cancer, Fertility Fears: Is US Next? European Union Bans Gel Nail Polish Ingredient Linked To Cancer, Fertility Fears: Is US Next?
European Union Bans Gel Nail Polish Ingredient Linked To Cancer, Fertility Fears: Is US Next? A chemical used in many gel nail polishes is now banned in all 27 European Union countries. According to Newsweek, EU regulators classify trimethylbenzoyl diphenylphosphine oxide (TPO) as a substance suspected of causing cancer, genetic mutations, or harming fertility. Under EU cosmetics law, chemicals in that category are prohibited in beauty products. The ban applies to all cosmetics containing TPO, even those purchased before the Sept. 1 deadline. Nail salons and technicians cannot use up old stock, sell it, or give it away. Instead, they must switch to compliant formulas, Newsweek repor…
Kissing Bugs Spreading Deadly Chagas Disease In 29 States, Creeping North Kissing Bugs Spreading Deadly Chagas Disease In 29 States, Creeping North Kissing Bugs Spreading Deadly Chagas Disease In 29 States, Creeping North
Kissing Bugs Spreading Deadly Chagas Disease In 29 States, Creeping North They bite at night and leave more than an itch.  Kissing bugs capable of spreading the parasite behind Chagas disease have been found in 29 states, and the often-silent infection can turn deadly years later. Chagas disease is caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi and is primarily spread by triatomine “kissing” bugs.  Most infections in the United States were acquired in Latin America, but local transmission does occur in the US, particularly in the South and Southwest where the insects are more common.  The CDC estimates about 280,000 people in the United States are livi…