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How are major medical societies responding to FDA changes to menopause therapy labels?

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Major medical societies broadly support the FDA’s removal of most boxed warnings from menopausal hormone therapy, emphasizing improved access and the importance of individualized risk assessment. The Americas have lost their measles-free status due to persistent outbreaks driven by low vaccination coverage, prompting PAHO to call for renewed immunization efforts and stronger surveillance. A randomized trial in JAMA found that moderate caffeinated coffee intake may reduce recurrence of atrial fibrillation after cardioversion compared with abstinence.

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