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The CDC’s Advisory Board voted to recommend a new RSV vaccine for pregnant women. The vaccine is given to women, but primarily intended to protect

Amid the resurgence of COVID-19, the US government will once again offer free tests to Americans. Every US household will have access to four at-home

Climate change has hampered global initiatives to fight three of the deadliest infectious diseases: Malaria, HIV and Tuberculosis (TB). Worldwide, Malaria kills between 400,000-625,000 people

The CDC approved updated COVID-19 boosters as cases and hospitalizations surged. Hospitalizations from the virus have increased for 8 straight weeks. The updated vaccine will

As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizes surge across the country, demand for at-home testing has also increases. As a result, experts are offering advice to help

A new study shows HPV vaccine to be highly effective 10 years later. None of the girls in the study developed vulvar or vaginal cancers,

New research reaffirms the effectiveness of the Mpox vaccine. For people who either received the vaccine or had a previous infection the Mpox virus was

For most Americans, 98.6 degrees Farenheight has been taken for granted as the normal body temperature. A thermometer reading too far above that line is

A new COVID-19 variant called BA.2.86 may be more infectious than previous variants,even among vaccinated people. Scientists warn that this highly mutated strain may allow

A panel of top medical experts recommended that physicians prescribe PrEP for all people at higher risk for developing HIV. PrEP, which stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis,