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The findings suggest that while humor may resonate in specific contexts, people favored straightforward, factual information.
The findings indicate that the US system reported COVID-19 deaths inequitably, which hid the true extent of pandemic mortality and disparities.
My March 3 CIDRAP Op-Ed asked whether ACIP would follow the evidence or a political agenda. The meeting didn’t happen. But a leaked report answered my question.
The University of Southern Denmark has placed a “full hold” on a heavily criticized clinical trial of the hepatitis B vaccine in Guinea-Bissau owing to ethical concerns.
Elkhart County, Indiana, was once again hit, with 7,600 birds at a commercial duck meat facility affected.
A review and meta-analysis highlights sharply rising resistance to colistin in clinical specimens of Acinetobacter baumannii and Pseudomonas aeruginosa from African countries.
Only 8% of those polled say they trust the CDC more than the American Academy of Pediatrics.
A study of hospitalized COVID patients finds use of azithromycin was associated with increased expression of antibiotic resistance genes in the upper airway after only one day of exposure.
The remainder of illnesses were related to multi-ingredient foods, dairy products, nuts and seeds, and eggs.
After a promising court ruling, US vaccine policy suddenly seems more confusing than ever. We can't let up.
The outbreak resulted in 26 hospitalizations but no deaths.
A single federal detention facility in Hudspeth County, Texas, has 99 measles cases.
Although a federal judge has temporarily blocked changes to the US childhood immunization schedule, the US Supreme Court could have 2 chances to weigh in, experts say.
After a demoralizing year for public health, yesterday was different. A federal court ruling handed down a significant, clear, and unambiguous win.
Seven people in California, Texas, and Florida have been sickened in the outbreak, including 4 children under the age of 3.
Of the 997 cases, 639 are among children ages 5 to 17 years.
So far, 16 elephant seals have died from H5N1.
Clinics that more often initiated HPV vaccination at age 9 had lower unvaccination rates.
The risk reductions were on par with what would be expected from quitting smoking.
The judge said changes made to the childhood immunization schedule by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., along with his revamping of a federal vaccine advisory board, likely violated the Administrative Procedure Act.
