Sign up for STAT’s free newsletter Morning Rounds for daily updates on health and medicine. Today’s news includes bacterial outbreaks linked to hospital ice machines, a new album recommendation, and a study on how people with schizophrenia hear voices. Researchers have found that those who hear voices have disrupted neural suppression systems. In other news, Hurricane Helene has impacted medical supplies, leading to potential shortages of IV solutions. Additionally, new vaccines for RSV are available, and there’s discussion on making health insurance more affordable. The CDC also reported outbreaks of bacterial infections linked to ice machines in hospitals.
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Hurricane Helene and Vance on health care
