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- 1Common Blood Pressure Drug Chlorthalidone Recalled Over Dissolution Testing●fda chlorthalidone dissolution testing recall
A recall of chlorthalidone, a widely prescribed blood pressure medication, is drawing attention after reports linked it to FDA dissolution testing failures. Dissolution testing checks whether a pill dissolves properly in the body, so failing tablets may not deliver the intended dose. Patients are advised not to stop taking their medication suddenly and to consult a pharmacist or doctor about alternatives.
- 2Health Canada approves epcoritamab combo for relapsed follicular lymphoma▼Health Canada approves epcoritamab in combination with lenalidomide + rituximab for R/R FL
Health Canada has approved epcoritamab for use in combination with lenalidomide and rituximab to treat patients with relapsed or refractory follicular lymphoma. The regulatory decision gives Canadian clinicians and patients a new combination therapy option for this form of lymphoma that has returned or stopped responding to earlier treatment. Hematology news outlets are reporting the approval, which expands the treatment landscape for follicular lymphoma patients in Canada.
- 3FDA recalls over 13,000 bottles of blood pressure drug▼inventia healthcare chlorthalidone tablet recall
The FDA has announced a recall of more than 13,000 bottles of chlorthalidone tablets, a blood pressure medication, produced by Inventia Healthcare after a quality issue was identified. Chlorthalidone is a widely used diuretic, so patients taking the drug are being advised to check their medication and contact their pharmacist or doctor for guidance on replacements.
- 4Bobby Pulido's congressional run draws scrutiny●Opinion | I loved Bobby Pulido’s music. But should he be in Congress?
Bobby Pulido, the Tejano music star, is facing questions about a possible run for Congress. An opinion column weighing admiration for his music against his qualifications for elected office is prompting debate over whether celebrity fame is enough to justify a seat in the House of Representatives, and what his candidacy would mean for Latino political representation.
- 5MetaMask Pulls Ethereum Validators From Lido After Security Breach▼MetaMask Pulls Ethereum Validators From Lido After Security Breach, Says Wallets Safe
MetaMask has withdrawn its Ethereum validators from the staking service Lido following a security breach, while reassuring users that their wallets remain safe. The move affects how some Ethereum staking operations are routed, and it has drawn attention in the crypto community as holders assess whether their funds or staked assets were exposed. The company stressed the incident was contained and did not compromise user wallets.
- 6MetaMask Withdraws Validators From Lido After Security Breach▼MetaMask Pulls Its Validators From Lido After a Staking Infrastructure Breach
MetaMask has pulled its validators from Lido following a breach of staking infrastructure. The move comes as a protective measure after the incident, underscoring the security risks surrounding Ethereum staking services. The episode has drawn attention across the crypto industry, with observers watching closely for further details on the breach's scope and whether other major staking providers could be affected.
- 7Ohioan Bailey Wins Cleveland Clinic Title at The Lido▼Cleveland Clinic: Ohioan Bailey Claims Title at The Lido
An Ohio golfer named Bailey has claimed the title at The Lido, in an event associated with the Cleveland Clinic. The win, reported by the USGA, marks a notable achievement for the Ohioan at the prestigious venue. Details about the final scores and runners-up have not yet been widely shared.
- 8Bukele turns to stablecoins after bitcoin gamble falls short▼Bukele apuesta por stablecoins tras el fallido experimento de bitcoin
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele is now promoting stablecoins after the country's experiment with bitcoin as legal tender failed to deliver the promised results. The shift signals a change in the government's crypto strategy, moving from a volatile asset to dollar-pegged tokens, though critics say it repeats the same bet on unproven digital currency schemes.
- 9Tejano Music Star Bobby Pulido Launches Bid for Congress●Quinceañeras to Congress: Bobby Pulido Finds a New Way to Represent Tejanos
Bobby Pulido, the Tejano music star long famous for songs played at quinceañeras across Texas, is running for Congress. Rolling Stone profiles how the singer plans to translate decades of cultural connection with Mexican-American audiences in South Texas into political representation, moving from the stage to a potential role in Washington.