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Vaccinated adults had a 74 percent lower risk of dying from COVID-19—and a 25 percent lower risk of dying, period.

Advisers for the CDC voted to limit the vaccines – here’s what happened and why the vote is so significant

The CDC's vaccine committee has voted to roll back a universal recommendation that newborns be vaccinated against hepatitis B, which is one of public health's major success stories.

The committee advising the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccine policy voted on Dec. 5, 2025, to stop recommending that all newborns be routinely vaccinated against the hepatitis B virus – undoing a 34-year prevention strategy that has nearly eliminated early childhood hepatitis B infections in the United…

A federal vaccine advisory committee voted Friday to end a longstanding recommendation that all U.S. babies get the hepatitis B vaccine on the day they’re born

Move from CDC advisers mirrors Trump team’s regressive approach to longstanding vaccine guidance

Many medical and doctors groups voiced alarm in anticipation of the vote, saying the concerns were speculative and the decision will mean more children will be infected

Covid-19 vaccines did not lead to higher death rates in France, according to a new study using data from 30 million adults. Researchers found that those who were not vaccinated had a 50 percent higher death rate over the four years following the rollout of the vaccines than those who…

ACIP vote follows two postponements and contentious meeting and comes as RFK Jr pushes for vaccine delay

“We really need to know what we’re voting on,” someone said during the meeting

From 1990 to 2019, reported cases of acute hepatitis B among kids declined by 99% due to infant immunization