vaccinations

Did President Donald Trump Get the Flu Shot?

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Meet the Five-Year-Old Boy Bill Gates Put on the Cover of TIME

By Alexandra Sifferlin

China Vaccine Scandal Prompts Angry Backlash From Parents and Doctors

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing

California Moves Toward Stricter Vaccinations Rules

By Maya Rhodan
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Many Doctors Give In When Parents Want to Space Out Vaccines

The vast majority of doctors don’t believe that spacing out childhood immunizations is a good idea, but they’re doing it anyway. Here’s why

By Alice Park

Five Best Ideas of the Day: February 3

1. “Even from a libertarian point of view, vaccination is a matter of rational self-interest.”By Ben Boychuk in the Orange County Register2. ‘Doubt everything:’ Ukrainian students are warning their Russian counterparts not to trust Putin.By...

By The Aspen Institute

Disneyland Measles Outbreak Likely Came From Overseas

Health professionals say the outbreak highlights the need for childhood vaccinations

By Helen Regan

The Vaccine Crisis

New outbreaks underscore old risks

By Alexandra Sifferlin

California School Suspends 66 Kids Over Measles

School districts are grappling over whether to make vaccination a condition of enrollment

By Kevin McSpadden

The Battle to Eradicate Polio in Pakistan

Political unrest in Pakistan has been a gift to the poliovirus, with 99 cases reported there so far this year. But Rotary International, which has already vaccinated 2 billion children in 122 countries, is hitting back hard

By TIME Staff

Nasal Flu Spray Better Than Shot For Young Kids, CDC Panel Says

Kids who use the nasal flu vaccine are half as likely to get sick as those who get the shot

By Abby Abrams

'Are Your Children Vaccinated?' Is the New 'Do You Have a Gun in the House?'

Most of your parenting choices don't affect me. Having a loaded weapon in your house does. The same is true when you don't immunize your children.

By TIME Staff

Ohio Mumps Outbreak Quadruples to 116 Cases

Most of the cases identified so far are at Ohio State University, but the illness has spread to other parts of Columbus, according to a state health official. Four people have been hospitalized as a result of the outbreak

By Denver Nicks

Kristin Cavallari Is an Anti-Vaxxer Because She 'Read Too Many Books'

Claims there are 'some scary statistics out there'

By Alexandra Sifferlin

16 Cases of Measles Confirmed In New York City

Four people have been hospitalized

By Charlotte Alter

Endgame for an Enduring Disease? Pakistan's Fight Against Polio

Twenty-three years after it was eradicated in the United States, polio still stalks Pakistan, one of three countries left in the world where the devastating disease is still endemic. Photographer Diego Ibarra Sánchez documented Pakistan's struggle to get a handle on the disease.

By Aryn Baker
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