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While prescriptions for leucovorin for kids spiked, adult prescriptions did not increase.
The report notes that countries that have not introduced the rubella vaccine are primarily low-income or afflicted with conflict.
We also cover a new FDA-approved mRNA flu vaccine, AAP flu vaccine recs, and a review of the US's measles elimination status.
Interest in antimicrobial drugs designed to minimize microbiome disruption is growing, but we need good policy to support them.
A new study suggests that the initial vaccine rollout may have averted more than 20,000 severe outcomes.
Michigan tops 12,000 Cyclospora cases as the CDC adds almost 3,500 infections to the US total.
40% of women who deliver babies with congenital syphilis were untested in pregnancy
The approach forges a path for generating adaptive and resilient phage therapies against evolving pathogens, the authors say.
Professionals say the order causes more confusion for parents.
Among 592 patients, the median age at diagnosis was 46, with a mean age at death of 52 for the 31 workers who died.
Public health advocates say they hope Erica Schwartz will reject President Trump’s executive order calling for children to receive fewer vaccines.
A new CDC report highlights the severity of these infections and identifies severe COVID and flu as risk factors.
The director of the WHO says more healthcare workers are needed.
Even during a severe flu season, the vaccine prevented hospitalizations and outpatient medical treatment.
Missed diagnoses can prolong hospitalization, and unnecessarily expose patients to antibacterial therapy or invasive diagnostic testing.
Researchers say the results suggest the monoclonal antibody could be a tool for antibiotic stewardship.
The researchers examine why some people believe, for example, that the vaccines contain microchips.
Almost 70% of e-cigarette sales analyzed were not approved by the FDA.
President Trump said nothing bad can happen. Bad things have already happened, and more are coming.
The department revised the charter last month to urge members to consider vaccination “alternatives,” such as a healthy lifestyle.
