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As the number of recommended vaccines during pregnancy rises, same-day vaccination can help increase uptake.
A second deer sampled in the same county has tested positive at the Pennsylvania Animal Diagnostic Laboratory System, and the result is awaiting confirmation.
Moderna has begun dosing participants in a phase 3 trial of its H5 pandemic flu vaccine candidate, mRNA-108.
The measures may have long-term implications for future vaccine policy, the authors say.
The findings suggest that a one-size-fits-all approach for neonatal sepsis treatment is unlikely to be effective globally.
A study shows cognitive deficits up to 15 years after initial illness.
The secretary of defense says flu shot mandates are overly broad.
An observational study finds amoxicillin-clavulanate provides no benefits over amoxicillin for uncomplicated sinusitis in adults.
The WHO has recorded 162 human cases of H9N2 avian flu since 2015, all but 3 of them in China.
Of those exposed in utero or at birth, only 42% were tested, but that rate dropped to 32% by the end of the study period.
Researchers say the study, presented at ESCMID Global 2026, is the largest of its kind on antibiotic-resistance genes in the neonatal gut.
A large study in Germany shows lower hospitalization, all-cause death rates, and health care costs in vaccinated people.
The current vaccine policy environment discourages the development of new vaccines, which in turn creates more sickness and rising health care costs.
Since 2020, the ECDC said all European countries have reported a decreased incidence of cervical cancer among vaccinated women.
Researchers say this finding could transform how clinicians monitor HIV treatment and long-term health outcomes.
The first travel-related case of clade 1 mpox in San Francisco has been confirmed.
The HHS secretary completes his second day of testimony before a House committee.
The prevalence of XDR Shigella isolates in US surveillance data rose from 0% during 2011-2015 to 8.5% in 2023.
There have been an estimated 31 million illnesses, 380,000 hospitalizations, and 23,000 deaths from flu so far this season.
Only one patient later completed the recommended tetanus toxoid–containing vaccine series.
