We're tracking how vaccine skepticism has become a political liability, the leadership vacuum across federal health agencies, and lots more.
A growing number of parents are rejecting vitamin K shots for newborns, a choice that dramatically increases the risk of bleeding and strokes in infants.
From 2022 to 2024, flu vaccine coverage declined by 12%.
Understanding how perinatal care preference influences parental decision-making could help officials design more effective outreach strategies.
The pace of reductions since 2015 has slowed by more than 60%.
The University of Southern Denmark has placed a “full hold” on a heavily criticized clinical trial of the hepatitis B vaccine in Guinea-Bissau owing to ethical concerns.
Only 8% of those polled say they trust the CDC more than the American Academy of Pediatrics.
After a promising court ruling, US vaccine policy suddenly seems more confusing than ever. We can't let up.
Although a federal judge has temporarily blocked changes to the US childhood immunization schedule, the US Supreme Court could have 2 chances to weigh in, experts say.
After a demoralizing year for public health, yesterday was different. A federal court ruling handed down a significant, clear, and unambiguous win.
