Infant Formula Recall: CDC and FDA are urging parents to stop using Nara Organics Whole Milk Organic Powdered Infant Formula after three babies (ages 2–5 months) were hospitalized with botulism in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington; the company is recalling all lots sold nationwide through Target and online, and infants were treated with BabyBIG—no deaths reported. Food Safety: FDA also issued a highest-risk Class I recall for Alfredo sauce in multiple states after a supplier recalled a dry milk powder ingredient over possible salmonella contamination. Environmental Health: A new report finds PFAS in Delaware River fish and rising contamination levels that spread faster than the river can dilute them, with possible sources tied to industrial and wastewater releases. Public Health & Care Access: Advocates in Allegheny County are pushing for support to expand gender-affirming care for trans youth after UPMC ended services for patients under 19. Health Policy Oversight: A new discussion highlights gaps in how pediatricians are trained to recognize vaccine injuries, arguing medical education focuses more on administering vaccines than spotting adverse events. Community Health Resources: A free veterinary clinic in Butler offered on-the-spot pet care and connected families to local support services. Immigration & Health: A medical examiner ruled the death of Haitian asylum seeker Daphy Michel—found unresponsive at a Pittsburgh bus shelter after ICE custody—as a homicide, citing hypothermia.