CDC Panel Updates Hepatitis B Vaccine Timing for Newborns
ACIP votes to delay the first hepatitis B vaccine dose for most newborns, signaling a shift in vaccination timing and sparking policy debates.
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CDCs Shift Under RFK Jr: Controversy Over Hepatitis B Vaccine Policy
Examines the CDC's shift under RFK Jr. toward individual vaccine decisions and the controversy over the hepatitis B birth vaccine.
Trump Pushes Review of U.S. Vaccine Schedule Amid International Comparisons
Trump urges a CDC-backed review of the U.S. vaccine schedule, weighing international practices to balance coverage with public health.
CDC Revises Child Vaccine Schedule Toward Individualized Hepatitis B Birth Dose
CDC shifts hepatitis B birth dose to conditional on maternal status, signaling more individualized vaccine decisions.
Growing Vaccination Gaps Threaten Public Health: Exemption Trends and Policy Shifts
Vaccination gaps rise across the US as nonmedical exemptions grow and policy changes reshape immunization strategies.
CDC Updates Childhood Hepatitis B Guidance: From Universal to Individual-Based Decision-Making
The CDC shifts hepatitis B birth-dose guidance to individualized decisions, highlighting clinician-family discussions and ongoing monitoring.
Evidence-Based Vaccine Safety: What Every Parent Should Know
Evidence shows vaccines are safe and effective, debunking concerns and highlighting benefits for children and communities.
ACIP Weighs Overhaul of Childhood Vaccination Schedule
ACIP weighs ending universal hepatitis B vaccination at birth while reviewing safety and transparency in childhood immunization policy.
Facing Vaccination Decisions as Young Adults: Empowering Informed Immunization
Explores why young adults face vaccination decisions, barriers to uptake, and how education and access boost adult immunization.
