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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on December 16 adopted a significant change to long-standing hepatitis B vaccination policy, shifting from a universal recommendation to an individual-based decision-making approach […]
CDC Changes Hepatitis B Vaccine Guidance as States Push Back Read More »
A decades-long fight for justice reached a historic milestone this week as the U.S. Senate passed the National Defense Authorization Act with provisions granting federal recognition to the Lumbee Tribe
Lumbee Tribe Achieves Long-Sought Federal Recognition in Senate Vote Read More »
A new comprehensive review of interventional heart failure care warns that rapid advancements in treatment may be outpacing the nation’s ability to ensure equitable access. The paper examines persistent disparities
As the United States moves deeper into the 2025–26 respiratory virus season, public health officials are raising concern about persistently low rates of COVID-19 booster and influenza vaccination uptake even
Low COVID and Flu Booster Uptake in 2025 Raises Public Health Concerns Read More »
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