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We're moving backward on flu vaccinations — as the deaths of these children show
Although a flu shot doesn’t guarantee one won’t catch the flu, the vaccine still counts as one of the most effective lifesaving public health tools we have.
Public health is under attack. Here is how we should fight back.
Post readers, doctors and public health professionals on how to counter the federal government’s vaccine sabotage.
The plan to vaccinate all Americans, despite RFK Jr.
The extraordinary effort to create a parallel system of recommending and perhaps even providing vaccines faces major ...
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That Itch You Can't Stop Scratching? It Could Be a Warning: What to Really Watch Out For This Summer
Summertime provides wonderful moments outdoors. Whether you’re hiking trails or tending to garden beds is fine. Maybe ...
What to expect from CDC vaccine advisory committee meeting with RFK Jr.'s new members
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's vaccine advisory committee is set to meet for the first time since Health ...
Former leader of anti-vaccine group to present at CDC vaccine panel, CNN reports
A former leader of anti-vaccine group Children's Health Defense is set to present on flu vaccines containing the preservative thimerosal at a CDC vaccine advisory panel meeting later this week, CNN ...
Itch, fever, or worse? Can mosquito bites trigger severe allergic reactions as well?
Mosquito bites are a normal part of being outdoors, particularly in tropical or monsoon areas. Most are harmless and work ...
Ducks return to a Long Island farm that lost its entire flock to the bird flu
Another batch of 900 arrived last week and some 900 more will soon make their way to the roughly 140-acre farm in Aquebogue, ...