Health

Susan Monarez said Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to change routine childhood vaccines this month — without any credible scientific data.

Back-to-back congressional briefings pitted IVF against a less studied method for helping families conceive.

Monarez said Kennedy told her to pre-emptively approve vaccine recommendations from a committee that contains anti-vaccine activists and that he was "very upset" when she said no.

Former CDC Director Susan Monarez’s testimony before the Senate HELP committee kicks off a high-stakes week for the agency.

This spring, the Trump administration rescinded a grant that maintained FlyBase, a pillar of global basic research, as part of its broader $2.2 billion funding cuts at Harvard.

If Fields is unable to play Sunday at Tampa Bay, veteran backup Tyrod Taylor would start for New York.

The Vaccine Injury Compensation Program created a special court for vaccine-related injuries. Kennedy has called it "broken" and vows to "fix it."

An outbreak of the highly contagious disease was announced this month in Bulape, in Kasaï, and has left at least 16 dead and 68 suspected cases.

The tax credits that made Affordable Care Act plans attainable for many families are set to expire in a few months.

Two sources said the agency is misusing a database that allows anyone to submit adverse events they believe are linked to vaccines.

The county health department said the death is a "painful reminder" of how dangerous measles can be in unvaccinated people.