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India has granted approval to Qdenga, Takeda's vaccine, marking the nation's first regulatory clearance for a dengue immunization.
The last American polio survivor dependent on an iron lung has died, marking the end of a medical era.
For the first time, a vaccine designed using artificial intelligence has undergone testing in human subjects, marking a shift in medical research.
Global review of billions of mRNA doses confirms safety, effectiveness—and hints at future medical breakthroughs
Media outlets are reviewing 250 years of American medical progress alongside current debates regarding healthcare efficacy and public safety.
Increased tick activity across multiple states is driving a surge in tick-borne illness concerns and renewed interest in preventative vaccine options.
New polling data indicates a statistical correlation between frequent AI chatbot usage and the adoption of anti-vaccine misinformation.
A new study indicates a potential link between the shingles vaccine and a 24% lower risk of dementia in older adults.
New research explores the relationship between COVID-19 vaccination, cardiovascular health outcomes, and emerging side effects in older populations.