The vaccines you need to know about before you travel
While a mild stomach bug will likely affect most tourists at some point, there are more dangerous diseases travelers should ...
In health breakthrough, FDA approves first nasal spray flu vaccine for at-home use
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved the first flu vaccine that comes in the form of a nasal spray and ...
CDC says mpox vaccine boosters aren’t needed in the US as questions emerge around waning immunity
As a deadly mpox outbreak continues to spread in Africa and other parts of the world, new questions are emerging about ...
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Vaccines for mpox are finally reaching Africa. But questions about the virus remain
With concerns that mpox may now spread more easily and be more severe, researchers warn that failing to curb the outbreak means “nobody is safe.” ...
Canada's Only Single-Dose Cholera Vaccine Available Nationwide
In addition to VAXCHORA, the Bavarian Nordic Canada travel health portfolio includes a typhoid vaccine. The company plans to launch a rabies vaccine in the coming months.
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Unvaccinated travelers are a primary reason why measles outbreaks in the U.S. have flared up in 2024
The disease is still common in many parts of the world, and measles reaches the U.S. through unvaccinated travelers.
Yes, you can get the COVID-19 vaccine and the flu shot at the same time
October is the “sweet spot” for getting flu shots, and for many people it can be convenient to combine their flu and updated COVID vaccines into one appointment.
Oregonians urged to get vaccinated for respiratory virus season
The Oregon Health Authority and public health officials said a winter, fall surge of COVID-19 and the flu are likely.
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COVID-19 surge slows in Sonoma County, but health leaders urge vaccinations
The summer surge of COVID-19 has been decreasing in Sonoma County in early September, but the county’s health officer warns ...
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Chikungunya Vaccine Is Safe, Effective, and Provides High Protection at 2 Years
A single dose of chikungunya vaccine is safe, effective, provides protection up to 2 years, and does not result in any long-term serious AEs related to vaccination.