Ediatric Common Cold News Today

The rise in measles outbreaks and deaths is not surprising, given the recent decline in vaccination rates, said an official of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

New research aims to answer some of the most basic, yet critical, problems about the management of infants with bronchiolitis discharged from the emergency department.

Until recently, the trend had been going the other way, with four states — California, New York, Connecticut, and Maine — removing religious exemption policies over the past decade.

An increase in cases of respiratory syncytial virus in Florida and Georgia signals that RSV season has begun.

Rhinovirus infection is associated with stimulating histamine-releasing factor (HRF) and HRF-reactive immunoglobulin E for increasing severity of asthma and exacerbations.

Scientists are revealing new secrets of the reflex that protects our lungs, spreads disease, and irritates us all.

The World Health Organization is working with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and other not-for profit organizations and agencies to reverse a pandemic-driven decline in routine childhood vaccinations.

Measles often starts behind the ears, and the eruption can look a lot like a drug eruption, says Dr Adelaide Hebert.

CDC health alert advisory urges clinicians to be on the lookout for measles cases.

MMR vaccination coverage for kindergartners is at the lowest level in over a decade, according to a new report.