
The use of the HPV vaccine may be creating herd immunity, protecting unvaccinated women.
Jill Sederstrom is a Contributing Editor
The use of the HPV vaccine may be creating herd immunity, protecting unvaccinated women.
Measles is still very rare in the United States, but most cases involved either someone who was not vaccinated or whose status is unknown.
Adverse events after vaccinations don’t usually recur after reimmunizations.
First dose of HepB vaccine should be given in the first 24 hours to prevent infection.
A 5% drop in MMR vaccine use could lead to as much as $4.1 million in health-care costs.
Parents of teenagers are often unaware that their teen children have not had all the vaccinations they need.
Health-care plans in the Senate include repealing the Prevention and Public Health Fund.
When pharmacists know a patients’ vaccination histories, vaccination rates go up.
A new law would limit emergency immunization for children entering foster care system in Texas.
The U.S. Army wants to grant an exclusive license for a Zika vaccine, but there are worries that exclusivity would lead to a high price.
Interactive national map shows vaccine rates and epidemic data.
Will there be enough yellow fever vaccine if Brazil’s epidemic spreads?
Recommended number of HPV injections for kids under 14 drops to two.
A pill-like device that pumps vaccine into the mouth may make syringes obsolete.
Over 55 years, 450,000 people stayed alive and 200 million people stayed well in the United States because of vaccines.
With obesity rates growing and diabetes diagnoses going up, healthcare providers are focusing on the need to treat GDM in both mother and unborn child.