A stunning new study offers early evidence that Covid-19 vaccines might have a secret superpower: a precisely timed mRNA shot could help many cancer patients live longer. The work still requires ...

President Donald Trump has received updated flu and COVID-19 booster shots in preparation for upcoming travel, the president’s physician announced Oct. 10. Sean P. Barbabella, a U.S. Navy captain, ...

It's officially the season of text prompts and phone call reminders to get your seasonal vaccines. Cases of flu, RSV, COVID-19, and other common respiratory illnesses tend to spike as temperatures go ...

Getting a COVID shot might do more than protect against the virus – it could also help cancer patients live longer. A new study found that mRNA vaccines were linked to a doubling in three-year ...

My husband and I first contracted COVID over five years ago, in March 2020. It can be difficult to recall the fear and isolation of those early days of the pandemic, when there was no vaccine and long ...

Over the past year, some vaccine recommendations have changed. Respiratory virus season is upon the United States as the cold weather months set in, meaning cases of COVID-19, influenza and RSV are ...

Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines fill their syringes at Borinquen Health Care Center on May 29 in Miami. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images) As Washington seeks to make COVID-19 vaccines ...

As Washington state seeks to make COVID-19 vaccines more available, federal guidance continues to lock into place, firmly shifting away from years of recommendations that aimed to boost vaccination ...

Veterans Research and Education Foundation of St. Louis reports that the 2024–2025 COVID-19 vaccine was associated with lower risks of COVID-19–related emergency visits, hospitalizations, and deaths ...

Last year’s updated COVID-19 vaccines helped prevent severe outcomes including hospitalizations and deaths, according to data from a large study of U.S. military veterans published on Wednesday.

Last year’s updated COVID-19 vaccines helped prevent severe outcomes, including hospitalizations and deaths, according to data from a large study of U.S. military veterans published on Wednesday.