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- Sep 24, 2026
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RSV protection for babies: Don’t wait (opens the original)
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Respiratory syncytial virus, better known as RSV, infects nearly all children during their first few years of life. For most older children and adults, RSV causes something that looks like a cold. Babies are different. RSV can move into the small airways of their lungs, causing bronchiolitis or pneumonia. Before RSV immunizations became available, RSV was the leading cause of hospitalization in U.S. infants. An estimated 58,000 to 80,000 children younger than 5 were hospitalized with RSV each ye
What’s new with flu vaccines? (opens the original)
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August is National Immunization Awareness Month, a reminder to stay protected against vaccine-preventable diseases. It also comes as pharmacies and clinics begin advertising flu shots. This year brings the first mRNA vaccine against seasonal influenza. Earlier this month, the FDA approved Modernaâs mFLUSIVA for adults ages 50 and older. The strongest evidence that it prevents flu illness comes from adults ages 50â64. It is not yet available for adults 65 and older, pending studies confirming
The rash isn't the worst part of measles (opens the original)
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Texas health officials recently reported four measles cases in an unvaccinated family in Montgomery County, north of Houston. The family became infected after contact with a traveler from another state. No community spread has been reported, but the cluster warns that measles can quickly find people who are not protected. By July 30, 2,371 cases had been confirmed across 45 states and territories, the highest yearly total since 1991. Most cases were linked to outbreaks. Measles is sometimes desc
Teaching the immune system to see cancer (opens the original)
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Most vaccines prevent infections. The hepatitis B vaccine prevents an infection that can cause liver cancer, while the HPV vaccine prevents infections responsible for cervical cancer and several other cancers. These vaccines help prevent cancer by stopping the viruses that can cause it. Personalized cancer vaccines are different. They are âtreatment vaccinesâ for people who already have cancer. Their purpose is to help the immune system recognize and kill cancer cells. Cancer develops when n
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