Vaccines

The Atlanta case announced Friday is the year's seventh in Georgia, prompting a massive contract tracing investigation.

It's a temporary solution, but you can now get a Covid-19 vaccine at New York pharmacies without a prescription.

A delay in recommendations from a CDC panel on who should get the shots has spurred Georgia pharmacies to require a prescription.

Unlike previous years, when the Covid vaccine was widely available at retail pharmacies, this year you may need a prescription.

Chaotic government processes and upheaval have left Covid vaccine recommendations in limbo, especially in New York.

A close look at the process by which vaccines are administered shows pediatric practices make little profit — and sometimes lose money — on vaccines.

Many drugstores in Georgia say they will require a prescription for the updated Covid vaccine until a federal committee makes firm recommendations on who should get the shot.

Drawing on her own fears as a new parent, Karen Ernst says that understanding people's concerns is the first step to stronger vaccine trust.

The HHS secretary's targeting of a federal vaccine compensation program that settles injury claims could diminish the fund, saddling pharmaceutical companies with liability risks and costs that would compel them to stop making vaccines altogether.

Amid political chatter about vaccines and the government entities that oversee them, it’s understandable to wonder where all this leaves the 2025-26 flu vaccine. Here's what you need to know.

Research on mRNA vaccine technology led to rapid Covid shots and a Nobel Prize. Now HHS is ending support for that research, including a project at Emory University.

Lower immunization rates raise concerns as children return to school this week, and the U.S. sees the highest number of measles cases since the early 1990s.

Federal agencies responsible for spelling out who should get vaccinated aren’t necessarily in sync, issuing seemingly contradictory recommendations. But insurers will likely cover the shots this year.

Throughout the country, pediatricians say anxious parents are concerned about access to routine childhood immunizations, especially those with children on Medicaid, which covers 4 in 10 U.S. kids.

The United States has had 1,319 confirmed cases of measles this year, according to the CDC. It’s the largest outbreak in the United States since 1992.

Dr. Preeti Jaggi says pediatricians have a duty to protect the Earth’s future for their young patients: 'It’s becoming more and more obvious that the environment is affecting health.

Patricia Horton, founder of the Georgia Center for Nursing Excellence, says that listening to people's personal concerns can help with issues like vaccine hesitancy.

A new dashboard from the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene offers a detailed view of vaccine coverage across the city.

The new members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices began their tenure by shifting posture from support for vaccine advancement to doubt about the safety and efficacy of well-established inoculations.

Some leading vaccine scientists are calling for more resources to research vaccine safety and support people with claims of injury — and asking Kennedy to step up.