Key Takeaways The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention no longer recommends COVID-19 vaccines for everyoneThe decision is up to individuals and their doctorsMedical organizations still ...

The CDC’s vaccine advisory panel no longer universally recommends the Covid vaccine, but your insurance will most likely cover the shot.

There is a single shot that contains all four, but it carries a higher risk of fevers and fever-related seizures. Since 2009, the CDC had said it prefers separate shots for initial doses of those ...

Most Americans with health insurance should not have to pay out of pocket for Covid-19 vaccines, even after the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added an extra hurdle to getting the shot.

The meeting, which was held at the CDC’s Chamblee campus, also inspired a demonstration organized by a group of former CDC workers, who dressed up as preventable diseases and waved signs to the ...

The CDC signed off on a recommendation that patients must consult a health care provider to get a COVID-19 vaccine.

CDC's endorsement makes ACIP's guidance into official federal policy, triggering no-cost insurance coverage for most private and public insurance plans as well as access via the Vaccines for Children ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday updated its adult and child immunization schedules to to recommend COVID-19 shots for people 65 and older after they consult with their health ...

The midterm elections might be a year away, but the fight for control of the U.S. House is underway in California.Voting opened statewide Monday on whether to dramatically reshape California's ...

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Monday accepted controversial new guidelines for the updated COVID-19 vaccines that could make it harder for many people to protect themselves this ...