For this reason, the CDC recommends adults 50 or older schedule the following vaccines, which many people can get for free.

Public health and infectious disease experts said they were surprised and confused about the move, and questioned why the HHS did not offer any reasoning for its decision.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expanded the approval of Moderna’s RSV vaccine late Thursday to include people 18 to ...

Kennedy Jr. accepted his new position as health secretary, he made a big show of distancing himself from his past life. Ne ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration expanded its approval of Moderna's respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine on ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expanded the approval of Moderna’s RSV vaccine late Thursday to include individuals 18 ...

The agency has kept the shot on its vaccine schedule for children between the ages of 6 months to 17 years of age, despite Kennedy saying they would no longer be recommended. The CDC says children ...

Updates to the CDC's childhood immunization schedule were published late Thursday, following an announcement earlier this week by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that the ...

In a 58-second video posted on social media on Tuesday, May 27, Kennedy said he was unilaterally revoking the CDC's recommendations that healthy children and pregnant people get COVID-19 vaccines.

WASHINGTON −The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is still recommending COVID vaccines for healthy children, according to the CDC's latest published immunization schedule. The new ...

Share on Pinterest The CDC ended its COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for pregnant people and healthy children, and the FDA will no longer approve new COVID shots for healthy adults. Sean Locke ...

or RSV, vaccines and meningococcal vaccines. The committee had voted on updated recommendations for those vaccines in April. Usually it is up to the CDC director to approve the recommendations.