Childhood vaccination rates continue decline as CDC reports lower coverage and record exemptions among U.S. kindergartners in 2025-26.

A record share of kindergartners in the United States had an exemption for a required vaccination last school year, as the ...

Even with effective vaccines available, most U.S. adults don't have immunity to either the hepatitis A or B virus (HAV, HBV), ...

Opinion: The United States is facing a painful brain drain and subversion of science under the Trump administration, writes ...

The FDA has done its part, making recommendations about vaccine composition for influenza vaccines in March, followed by recommendations for COVID shots in May. But the CDC's Advisory Committee on ...

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President Trump’s Executive Order on “Delivering Gold Standard Childhood Vaccine Recommendations for Americans recommends a new vaccine schedule and is anything but based in gold standard science.

After changes to federal recommendations on which and how many vaccines children should receive were blocked by legal challenge, a new White House Executive Order attempts to alter the vaccine ...

After legal challenges from physicians and states stalled past efforts, a new executive order calls for separating combined vaccines and replacing adjuvants ...

The order calls for scaling back childhood vaccine recommendations and splitting up the MMR shot, and pressures states to dilute vaccine requirements.

Trump's order, signed on Monday, calls for separate childhood vaccine visits and individual measles, mumps and rubella shots.

States that have adopted independent vaccine guidance may resist implementing Trump’s new childhood immunization order.