CDC Reports 1,249 Measles Cases in 2019
The CDC reported 1,249 cases of measles in the U.S. so far this year. Most of those illnesses were due to multiple outbreaks in New York.
Category: News
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This Year’s Flu Shot May Not Match H3N2 Viruses
Experts are concerned because this year's flu vaccine may not match the strains of influenza that dominate the North American flu season.
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California Governor Signs Bills Restricting Vaccine Exemptions
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed two bills that make it harder for parents to get medical exemptions for vaccines before their child can go to public or private school.
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Measles Outbreaks Infect 1,200 People in U.S. This Year
Over 1,200 people have been infected with the measles this year, according to the CDC.
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Over 100 People Injured in Vaccine Infection Outbreak
Dozens of lawsuits have been filed after a Kentucky physician's wife mishandled vaccines for her traveling immunization business and caused an outbreak of infections.
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U.S. Government Pays Billions to Vaccine Injury Victims
In the last 30 years, the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program has paid roughly $4 billion to over 16,000 people who suffered side effects of vaccines. Between 2013 and 2017 alone,...
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Woman Injured by Flu Shot Gets $2.4 Million Settlement
The U.S. government awarded $2.4 million to a woman who was hospitalized with severe side effects of a flu vaccine she got in 2013.
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Brooklyn Parents File Lawsuit to Stop Mandatory Measles Vaccines
Amid an outbreak of measles in Brooklyn, New York, a group of 5 mothers have filed a lawsuit to stop mandatory measles vaccines.
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Mumps Outbreak at Temple University Sickens 86 Students
An outbreak of mumps has spread to 86 students at Temple University over the last month. Next week, the Philadelphia Department of Public Health will offer free vaccinations.
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Mild Flu Season May Be Due to Better Vaccine Match
This year's mild flu season may be due to a better vaccine match, according to the CDC.
