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The focus must switch from eradication of the polioviruses to the development of new long-term immunization policies that will minimize the silent circulation of polioviruses, researchers say.

University of Maryland School of Medicine Institute of Human Virology’s Robert Gallo Says Policy Decisions Should Reflect the Science

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Monday released briefing documents for a key advisory meeting to be ...

By Dan Olmsted and Mark Blaxill Paul Offit, vaccine entrepreneur and public health spokesperson, has earned approximately $10 million in income from Rotateq® royalties through 2009 and stands to earn a total of between $13-35 million over the life of...

After giving almost unanimous support to U.S. booster shot guidance a year ago, health experts are now split over when people should get them and who will actually benefit.

After giving almost unanimous support to U.S. booster shot guidance a year ago, health experts are now split over when people should get them and who will actually benefit.

Here's how long it took to develop vaccines throughout history.

John Stone reviewed Turtles All The Way Down for Childrens Health Defenses European site. See our post from August about the book Turtles All The Way Down: Vaccine Science and Myth According to Professor of Philosophy Joel Richeimer, the phrase...

Climate change and urban development have pushed Lyme disease to become the most common vector-borne illness in the United States, infecting nearly half a

A young Briton agreed to be infected with the coronavirus for a scientific study of the most consequential virus on the planet.