Updated coronavirus vaccines are now recommended after consulting a clinician. In practice, that can mean little difference for a consumer or create complications.

The CDC updated its immunization schedule on Monday, dropping universal COVID vaccine recommendations and splitting up the MMRV shot.

Many states have already announced their own Covid vaccine recommendations, creating "unprecedented" levels of confusion, one ...

Official guidelines for COVID-19 vaccination have changed from previous years, but the shot will still be available locally. Earlier this month, the CDC updated its guidelines to an "individual-based ...

The CDC is now recommending that children under the age of 4 no longer get a combination vaccine that protects against four ...

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention signed off on a recommendation that patients must consult a health care provider to get a Covid-19 vaccine, although they don’t necessarily need a ...

New research suggests that children and teens who get COVID a second time face twice the risk for developing long COVID.

As we approach cold and flu season, the ongoing government shutdown could cause delays in disease tracking by the Centers for ...

With new federal guidance and a patchwork of state policies, getting the vaccine isn’t as simple as it used to be.

The CDC ends universal COVID-19 booster recommendations and splits the chickenpox shot from MMR in what officials call a “sweeping immunization overhaul.” ...

The CDC’s new advisory panel also urged stronger language about potential vaccine risks, a move critics say could further discourage vaccination.

Kulldorff, who chairs the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices, or ACIP, raised questions about the decline of trust in federal health officials.