A new study shows that while RSV mostly affects younger kids, the often-overlooked human metapneumovirus also hospitalizes children, especially those with preexisting conditions and who are older.

The NHS is urging pregnant women to safeguard themselves and their babies by getting vaccinated against potentially deadly viruses.

Doctors recommend that eligible people get vaccinated in late summer or early fall so antibodies can kick in before cases ...

The recombinant zoster vaccine significantly lowers the risk for shingles complications among individuals with IBD.

RSV vaccine recommended for adults 60+ with health issues, infants under 19 months, and all healthy adults 75+. Helps prevent ...

RSV hospitalization was associated with increased risk for new CVEs and worsening of preexisting cardiovascular conditions.

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This Tuesday, the Health Ministry will begin training medical teams ahead of a historic campaign to protect all Israeli ...

NH epidemiologist Dr. Benjamin Chan emphasizes vaccines in interview discussing measles, flu, COVID-19, RSV and more.

Bay Area doctors detail which vaccines adults 50 and older should get now - pneumococcal, RSV, flu, shingles, COVID - and why ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Department of Health and Human Services adopted Aug. 4 the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices’ recommendations for respiratory ...