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Less than 1% of West Nile patients develop neuroinvasive illness, which involves the brain, spinal cord, and meninges.
The analysis also found no tie between aluminum adjuvants and autism spectrum disorders.
Previous cases in Europe had travel ties to endemic regions.
This is Connecticut's first measles case since 2021.
The Utah-Arizona outbreak has grown to 254 cases.
Vaccinated adults had a 74% lower risk of death from severe COVID.
Different bacteria, viruses, and fungi have been suggested as possible causative pathogens for Parkinson’s.
The approval of Augmentin XR is the first under the Commissioner's National Priority Voucher Program.
Pertussis vaccination coverage dropped during the COVID-19 pandemic, with 87% first-dose coverage in the Americas region.
In Indiana, outbreaks at commercial duck meat facilities have affected more than 15,000 birds.
The 27 new cases involved exposures at schools, churches, and in households.
Physicians say a federal advisory panel's proposed restrictions on hepatitis B vaccine are part of a broad assault on vaccine access.
Researchers identify nearly 5 excess cardiovascular events per 100 patients in the year after diagnosis.
Most Americans favored vaccination programs before the Trump administration began reshaping federal vaccine policy.
ProtonDx and Exhalon will each receive $1 million in seed funding to evaluate the use of blood samples and exhaled breath for diagnosing lower respiratory tract infections.
A representative from Sanofi told Reuters that the safety of Beyfortus has been repeatedly shown in over 50 studies.
Hospitals and health departments across the country say they're not planning to change their vaccination policy.
Also, the WHO highlights more local transmission of clade 1b in multiple countries.
The comments centered on a memo from FDA Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research Director Vinay Prasad.
South Carolina officials report 8 new cases in the state's growing measles outbreak.
