CDC ENTEBBE

A comprehensive CDC VISION Network study spanning over 345,000 emergency department encounters and 111,000 hospitalizations found that 2023-2024 COVID-19 vaccines reduced critical illness risk by 48% during the first seven to 299 days after vaccination.

Rutgers Health researchers found lamotrigine safe in older adults with epilepsy, contradicting a 2020 FDA safety warning about potential heart risks.

The Trump administration has terminated funding for multiple HIV vaccine research programs, including major efforts at Duke Human Vaccine Institute and Scripps Research Institute that have been running since 2012.

The MAHA Commission has outlined an enhanced research framework focused on drug safety in pediatric populations, addressing critical gaps in current safety monitoring systems.

The FDA has announced major changes to COVID-19 vaccine approvals, requiring placebo-controlled clinical trials for shots intended for healthy adults and children, effectively ending routine annual approvals for these groups.

University of Illinois Chicago researchers have developed a novel antibiotic that could make it 100 million times harder for bacteria to develop resistance, potentially revolutionizing treatment of drug-resistant infections.

European Medicines Agency has suspended the use of Valneva's IXCHIQ chikungunya vaccine in people over 65 years old following reports of 17 serious adverse events, including two deaths, in elderly patients.

A study by the Medical University of South Carolina demonstrates that home administration of long-acting injectable antiretroviral therapy (ART) for HIV patients is as safe and effective as clinic-based administration.

Northwestern University researchers screened nearly 500 FDA-approved compounds and identified piperacillin as a potentially more effective Lyme disease treatment than current standard doxycycline therapy.

The United States is experiencing its largest measles outbreak since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000, with at least 800 confirmed cases nationwide and likely more unreported.