President Trump's controversial Tylenol guidance has generated anxiety among pregnant women, while warnings of potentially doubled Obamacare bills highlight the looming expiration of extensive premium subsidies.

• Trump’s ‘Surreal’ Tylenol Guidance Worries Pregnant Women — The New York Times Health -
• Trump’s Pregnancy Advice Strikes a Familiar Refrain for Mothers — The New York Times Health -
• Why Obamacare Bills May Double Next Year — The New York Times Health -

• Why Obamacare Bills May Double Next Year — The New York Times Health -

Concerns over weakened U.N. health goals due to industry pressure contrast with a promising philanthropic deal to make H.I.V. prevention accessible in low-income countries, while a screwworm case near the U.S.-Mexico border poses a cross-border animal health threat.

• U.N. Health Goals Weakened by Industry Pressure, Experts Say — The New York Times Health -
• Philanthropies Strike a Promising Deal to Turn Back H.I.V. — The New York Times Health -
• Screwworm Case Detected Less Than 70 Miles from U.S.-Mexico Border — The New York Times Health -

Research into the remarkable longevity of Maria Branyas Morera delves into genetic factors, while the passing of Louise Vincent marks the loss of a pivotal leader in the harm reduction movement.

• How Did Maria Branyas Morera, Who Was the World’s Oldest Person, Live So Long? — The New York Times Health -
• Louise Vincent, 49, Drug User Who Led Harm Reduction Movement, Dies — The New York Times Health -