Potential measles exposure at Chicago airport
A passenger with a confirmed case of measles arrived at O'Hare International Airport, potentially exposing others to the highly contagious disease, officials say
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Flu shot safe for people with egg allergy
A leading U.S. allergists' group has issued new guidelines about the flu vaccine for people who are allergic to eggs
FDA approves better vaccine against shingles
Studies funded by the vaccine maker found it prevents painful shingles outbreaks in about 90 percent of people
Calif. declares state of emergency over deadly hepatitis A outbreak
Golden State experiencing largest hepatitis A outbreak in U.S. transmitted from person to person since vaccine became available in 1996
Mom who failed to vaccinate son loses sole custody
Rebecca Bredow will now have joint custody of the 9-year-old boy with her ex-husband
Detroit-area mom jailed for refusing to vaccinate her son
Suburban Detroit woman sent to a jail for seven days for failing to follow an agreement to have her 9-year-old son vaccinated
Study prompts call to examine flu vaccine, miscarriage
Officials still recommend all pregnant women be vaccinated, as he flu itself is a much greater danger to women and their fetuses
Health officials mark milestone in measles outbreak
Measles outbreak was state's largest in decades, with one community especially hard hit
Traveling to Europe? Protect yourself from this preventable disease
Thousands of cases of measles have been reported in Europe since January 2016, and in the past year at least 35 children have died
Person with measles may have exposed others at beach
Health officials say people who are vaccinated shouldn't be concerned, but beachgoers should monitor for symptoms
Vaccine patch seems as effective as flu shot
Dissolvable microneedle skin patch could be a painless new way to protect against flu, early study suggests
Court makes controversial ruling on vaccines
Courts in the European Union can now consider whether a vaccination led to someone developing an illness even when there is no scientific proof
15 children die in botched vaccine campaign
1 syringe was used for all children during four-day campaign, and the vaccine was stored without refrigeration
Kindergartners asked to tattle on parents who don't vaccinate
In Germany, officials want kids to squeal on parents if they haven't followed the laws on vaccines
Anti-vaccine seminar sparks outcry in Vermont town
Some parents fear the meeting will spread misinformation and promote "anti-science" notions
Many U.S. travelers skip this vaccine before a trip
Too many travelers are putting themselves – and their communities – at risk of a highly preventable disease, experts warn
Why is Minnesota experiencing the worst measles outbreak in nearly 30 years?
If you don't have the vaccine that prevents measles, there's a 90 percent chance that you'll contract the virus if exposed
Measles outbreak in Minnesota sickens dozens
The outbreak is the latest example of a tight-knit community in which the highly contagious disease has gained a foothold
States with the highest child vaccine rates
"It is a very, very sad fact when these kids end up in the hospital or dying from a vaccine-preventable disease. They’ve died of ignorance,” doctor says
Most children who die of flu weren't vaccinated
About three-quarters of American children and teens who died of flu in recent years had not received flu shots, a new study shows
$2.50 vaccine could prevent thousands of childhood deaths
A new study shows the vaccine is safe and effective against a deadly diarrheal disease that kills hundreds of children per day
Why many Americans still skip flu shots
New research suggests black and white Americans may have different views of the pros and cons
HHS Secretary Price dodges on immunization question
Asked whether basic vaccines should be required, Price said Wednesday night that it is an issue for the states
Flu vaccine seems to be working well, weakening punch of nasty bug
The current vaccine is a good match for this year's flu, and it includes a strain of Type A H3N2 flu virus that is causing most illnesses
What you need to know about updated vaccine guidelines
Health officials are recommending a number of changes affecting adults this year
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