As the new school year approaches, parents should ensure children are up to date on required vaccinations. A local pediatrician explains which shots are needed at different ages and how it works.

By US Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester “If Secretary Kennedy truly wants to restore confidence in our public health system, then he should let the science speak for itself.” Washington, DC – In case you ...

His threats to his department, vaccine access, and accurate information could harm vulnerable groups, critics say.

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In DeKalb County, the Board of Health will rotate extended hours across four of its public health centers, offering services ...

In 2024, 89% of infants globally – about 115 million – received at least one dose of the diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis ...

A new study challenges the conventional wisdom behind the current 10-year schedule for tetanus-diphtheria boosters.

Aluminum is among the vaccine ingredients facing scrutiny, but new findings underscore its safety for children and offer reassurance to parents.

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After a case of measles was confirmed in Jefferson County, officials recommend the MMR vaccine. What to know about it before you get it.