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Trump ordered the CDC and ACIP to realign the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule with peer countries, but a court injunction still blocks earlier changes.
#vaccines, #vaccinepolicy, #trump, #cdc
EMA’s Emergency Task Force recommends updating COVID-19 vaccines to target the XFG variant for the 2026–2027 season, guiding EU manufacturers and health authorities.
#covid-19, #ema, #vaccines, #xfg
A new study finds recombinant genotype I/II African swine fever viruses spreading across northern and central Vietnam, challenging genotype II vaccines.
#africanswinefever, #vietnam, #livestock, #vaccines
Nearly 1,000 cases centered near Spartanburg, S.C., have spread into North Carolina, prompting CDC surge support as schools tighten exclusions.
#measles, #vaccines, #cdc, #southcarolina, #northcarolina
A meningitis B cluster tied to nights out at a Canterbury club killed two and hospitalized dozens—raising questions about detection, communication and vaccine policy.
#meningitis, #publichealth, #vaccines, #uk, #outbreak
Negotiators in Geneva have six days to lock in rules for sharing dangerous pathogens—and guarantees that poorer countries get vaccines and treatments in return.
#who, #pandemic, #vaccines, #globalhealth, #treaty
A meningitis B outbreak in Kent tied to crowded Canterbury club nights has killed two and sickened dozens, sparking a national alert and emergency jabs.
#meningitis, #publichealth, #vaccines, #uk, #university
More than 1,300 U.S. measles cases in 2026 have renewed fears the virus is becoming endemic again as PAHO reviews elimination status in April.
#measles, #vaccines, #publichealth, #cdc, #mmr
Thirteen invasive meningococcal cases linked to Canterbury spark a major UKHSA response, campus antibiotics clinics and fresh scrutiny of student vaccine gaps.
#meningitis, #university, #ukhsa, #vaccines, #canterbury