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DOJ drops charges against Utah physician accused in COVID-19 fraud scheme

July 14th 2025

U.S. AG Pam Bondi: “Dr. Moore gave his patients a choice when the federal government refused to do so.”

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‘There is a lot of misinformation and disinformation out there’ about vaccines, says attorney in HHS lawsuit

July 9th 2025

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‘Existential threat to vaccination’ — Physicians, public health experts sue HHS over RFK Jr’s COVID-19 vaccine directive

July 7th 2025

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Physicians to ACIP: Trust vaccine science, or get ready for outbreaks of preventable childhood diseases

June 30th 2025

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Thimerosal: Preservative or poison? ACIP debates mercury-based vaccine ingredient

June 27th 2025

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Online tools can help PCPs aid patients traveling abroad

Rachael Zimlich, RN, BSN
January 28th 2016

Find out how you can help your patients get the protection they need from domestic vaccine-preventable diseases or diseases that pose an international threat.

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Flu vaccine could also protect from pneumonia

Leah Lawrence
December 9th 2015

A new study finds that the risk for hospitalization for influenza pneumonia could be reduced through the influenza vaccine.

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Improvement in adult vaccination rates still needed

Leah Lawrence
December 9th 2015

Racial and ethnic disparities exist when it comes to the five vaccines routinely recommended for adults, a new study finds.

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