Measles Outbreak Spurs Dramatic Surge in Infant Vaccinations in Texas
The number of 6-month-old babies in Texas receiving their first measles shot surged in April, rising to more…
News May 22
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CDC Communication Channels Go Silent, Raising Health Risk Concerns
Since January many of the CDC’s regular public communication platforms have dramatically reduced activity or gone silent altogether.
News May 21
Poll Shows Widespread Misinformation About Measles and Vaccines Among U.S. Adults
One in three U.S. adults say they’ve heard the false claim that measles vaccines are more dangerous than…
News April 24
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Measles Forces Class Cancellation at Chicago School, Exposes 300 People at California Hospital
The student with measles in Chicago has been hospitalized, and the Sacramento hospital is contacting 300 people who…
News March 11
UPDATE: 7th Case of Measles Reported at Florida Elementary School
The measles outbreak at Manatee Bay Elementary led to the absence of 20% of the school's students and…
News February 28
CDC to Healthcare Providers: Be on the Lookout for Measles
Nearly two dozen cases of measles were confirmed in the U.S. last month and the highly contagious disease…
News February 8
5 Facts: November 2023 Edition
This month’s edition covers boys’ graduation rates, a hospital security officer’s special knack for identifying stroke victims, and…
News November 24
CDC: Childhood Vaccine Exemption Rates at All-Time High
Whether due to an increase in vaccine hesitancy or access barriers, the pandemic affected childhood routine vaccination, says…
News November 14
CDC: 20,000 May Have Been Exposed to Measles at Asbury University Revival
Kentucky health officials said the unvaccinated individual attended the revival on Feb. 18, potentially exposing 20,000 people.
News March 3
