A new COVID-19 variant, NB.1.8.1, dubbed 'razor blade throat,' is causing severe sore throats in some cases. Experts say it’s more transmissible but not more severe than previous variants.
Dr. Fiona Havers, a key figure in CDC's vaccination efforts, resigns in protest against Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s drastic policy changes that threaten public health.
President Trump's threats against Iran's leader and ongoing ICE raids are raising alarms across the U.S. As tensions rise, the agriculture sector faces workforce challenges amid new immigration policies.
The NB.1.8.1 variant of COVID-19 is rapidly spreading in the U.S., now accounting for 37% of cases. Experts warn it may lead to a summer surge, although its severity remains uncertain.
Health officials warn of a potential measles outbreak at Washington Dulles International Airport after a passenger tested positive. Travelers from June 8 are urged to check vaccination status to avoid exposure.
The U.S. has reported 122 new measles cases, with ongoing outbreaks in several states. While Pennsylvania and Michigan have ended their outbreaks, Texas continues to struggle with high case counts. Learn more about the situation and prevention measures.
Experts are raising alarms about the new Covid variant 'Nimbus', which is spreading rapidly across the US. With symptoms like 'razor blade throat', this variant may be the most infectious yet. Learn what it means for public health and vaccine effectiveness.
A document from the Department of Health and Human Services backing Secretary Kennedy's vaccine policy change has been criticized by health experts for misrepresenting studies and spreading disinformation about the safety of Covid vaccines for children and pregnant women.
A recent change in COVID-19 vaccine guidelines has left pregnant women confused and turned away from vaccinations. Health organizations are advocating for continued access and insurance coverage amid growing concerns.
In a bold move, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces eight new members to the CDC's vaccine advisory committee, some of whom have previously criticized vaccines, raising eyebrows and concerns about future recommendations.
