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Stable HCV E1E2 proteins on self-assembling nanoparticles spark strong mouse antibodies, advancing a long-sought hepatitis C vaccine.

A preclinical mucosal C difficile vaccine clears spores and prevents recurrence in animals, hinting at new protection for high‑risk patients.

Vaccine Counseling Requires Persistent Communication, Building Trust, and Evidence-Based Information
The experts express their concerns that current ACIP decisions and guidelines are not backed by "pure science."

To combat vaccine-related misinformation and disinformation, the speakers emphasize the importance of integrated education, community-led advocacy, and proactive outreach.

As the spring travel season approaches, more than 30 countries appear on the CDC's circulating polio alert list.

The second part of this video series highlights thoughts from 4 panelists on shared clinical decision-making and how harmful misinformation is in the health care space.

A single intranasal formulation demonstrated protection against SARS-CoV-2, bacterial pneumonia, and allergens for up to 3 months in preclinical models.

A group of experts provide insights and answer questions to some of the more pressing topics around changes in vaccine schedules and policies.

RSV vaccines cut hospitalization risk—and may lower dementia risk.

New evidence affirms hepatitis B birth-dose safety as the CDC makes it optional.

Learn how COVID-19 drives heart and vascular risks, why vaccines and antivirals help, and how pharmacists manage dangerous drug interactions.

Pharmacists boost late-season flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccination with coadministration guidance, fatigue-fighting messaging, and community access strategies.

The FDA accepts Moderna’s mRNA flu vaccine filing, targeting adults 50 years and older, with an accelerated path for older adults and a 2026 decision deadline.

Trusted pharmacist guidance, motivational interviewing, and evidence-based resources help parents make informed pediatric immunization decisions.

Shifting federal vaccine guidance fuels parent confusion and uneven care, as clinicians lean on scientific consensus.

The FDA declines to review Moderna’s mRNA flu vaccine filing over comparator choice, despite positive phase 3 results.

Bangladesh reports fatal Nipah case linked to raw date palm sap; experts say spread stays limited as vaccines and rapid tests advance.


Jeffery Goad, PharmD, MPH, outlines how recent changes to the childhood immunization schedule may affect vaccine confidence, uptake, and public health, while highlighting the essential role pharmacists play in patient education.

Ali Dehghani, DO, highlights that shingles vaccination not only prevents rash but is also associated with lower risks of major cardiovascular events, dementia, and mortality, underscoring pharmacists’ role in patient counseling and preventive care.

Nina Masters, PhD, MPH, explains how early adherence to pediatric vaccines strongly predicts timely measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccination.

According to the news release, the manufacturers have 30 days to respond.

Recombinant zoster vaccination against shingles significantly reduced the risk of heart disease and dementia, even after a prior case of shingles.

Study author Nina B. Masters, PhD, MPH, highlighted an increase since the pandemic in the rates of patients missing their dose of measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccination at age 2 years.

Surveys reveal significant misunderstandings among Americans about shared decision-making in childhood vaccinations, highlighting the need for better public education.
















































































































