Public health debates often sound abstract until policy decisions start to land in pediatric clinics, schools and family kitchens. Right now, recommendations are circulating within the Department of ...
The US Department of Health and Human Services is recommending fewer vaccines for most American children, health officials said Monday. Health officials will continue to recommend the measles, mumps ...
Sustainable immunization programs depend on coordinated scientific innovation, political commitment, and community support, with historical polio and smallpox efforts demonstrating how public ...
Reports that the Department of Health and Human Services may overhaul the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule to resemble Denmark’s have prompted a reasonable question: Why do American children receive ...
Ms. Interlandi writes about public health for Opinion. In the days before Christmas, as measles, whooping cough and influenza continued to spread and surge across the country, the Department of Health ...
The United States has long supported bilateral and multilateral immunization programs, joining partners around the world both to help prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases abroad and to limit the ...
Experts say move signals greater political interference into public health and will exacerbate opioid overdose crisis ...
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