Parents looking to get their children vaccinated are navigating confusing times. The Centers for Disease Control and ...

The CDC now recommends 6 fewer vaccines on its general childhood vaccination schedule. Here's what we know.

The federal government has revised the childhood immunization schedule, but your child’s doctor may not agree. Here’s how ...

Hepatitis, flu, COVID and RSV shots are no longer universally recommended.

After the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reduced the number of vaccines recommended for all U.S. children, one ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said he agreed with U.S. Centers for Disease Control's reduction in recommended vaccines.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention may have reduced the number of routine shots it recommends, but New Jersey has no plans to do so. On Monday, the CDC announced revisions to the U.S.

The CDC first recommended annual flu shots for all children 6 months and older in 2008, when it expanded the recommendation ...

More than half a dozen medical groups are suing to reverse changes made to the CDC and Prevention’s childhood vaccine ...

Since then, at least 17 states have announced that they won’t follow new CDC vaccine schedule: California, Colorado, ...

California and other Western states reject CDC’s scaled-back vaccine guidance, pledging to follow full immunization schedule for kids.

New Jersey health insurers have long been required to cover vaccinations, but only if they are recommended by federal regulators. Until now.