Nearly 2,300 grants were abruptly terminated, eliminating roughly $2.5 billion in funding and disrupting thousands of scientific projects.
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.
After a promising court ruling, US vaccine policy suddenly seems more confusing than ever. We can't let up.
After a demoralizing year for public health, yesterday was different. A federal court ruling handed down a significant, clear, and unambiguous win.
The authors caution that a causal relationship can’t be established with observational studies.
Since our last update, 14 states have filed vaccine lawsuits, the CDC lost its 2 most senior officials in rapid succession, a surgeon general nominee couldn't bring herself to recommend the measles vaccine, and more.
The relatively low-cost technology has saved millions of lives—and dollars.
Myocarditis following mRNA COVID-19 vaccination is real but is no longer an issue. The virus itself was causing myocarditis at comparable or higher rates.
The White House Office of Management and Budget has been slow to authorize the release of funds to the NIH.
Means defended removing the newborn dose of the hepatitis B vaccine from the childhood immunization schedule.
