Childhood Vaccinations

Right-Wing Website Blames Minnesota Measles Outbreak On Muslims

WND again failed to acknowledge that its anti-vaxxer friends had been heavily lobbying the Somali community.
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Pneumococcal Disease And Vaccines: The Numbers' Game

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Doctors Weren't Listening To Somali Immigrants' Autism Concerns. Then Anti-Vaxxers Did.

Minnesota’s measles outbreak is an awakening for how public health officials interact with immigrant communities.
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Achieving A Polio-Free World

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Embrace The Facts About Vaccines, Not The Myths

1.5 million children still die annually from vaccine-preventable diseases.
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Meningitis: Rare But Potentially Fatal

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This Year's Mumps Outbreak Probably Isn't Related To Vaccine Refusal

You can get mumps even if you’re vaccinated, though your symptoms likely won’t be as bad.
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Yellow Fever Has Become A Looming Threat For Brazilian City-Dwellers

Half a century without a major outbreak may have lulled the country into a false sense of security.
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When Parents Opt Out Of Vaccinations, All Kids Are In Danger

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Michigan Improved Its Vaccine Rates With A 'Stealth Move'

One simple requirement sidestepped ideological opposition and got parents on board.
By Guy Gugliotta, Kaiser Health News