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RFK Jr.'s reasons for cutting mRNA vaccine not supported by evidence
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. incorrectly argued mRNA vaccines are ineffective to justify the Department of Health and Human Service's recent decision to cancel $500 million in government-funded research projects to develop new vaccines using the technology.
CAMBRIDGE, MA / ACCESS Newswire / July 30, 2025 / Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) today announced that the European Commission ...
The Trump administration on Tuesday eliminated 22 mRNA vaccine development projects for COVID-19 and bird flu, a stark shift ...
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Covid-19 vaccine policy changes raise questions and concerns for US adults as summer wave ramps up
As Covid-19 transmission ramps up in the United States, recent changes to federal vaccine guidance have left many Americans ...
A comprehensive economic analysis of 2023-2024 COVID-19 vaccination shows that older adults see the greatest payoff, largely due to money saved from avoided hospital stays and medical care.
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New research pipeline fuels the development of universal vaccines
Most vaccines are designed to provide immunity against just one pathogen. Vaccines for chicken pox (caused by ...
The controversial move affects development of vaccines against COVID-19, flu and H5N1, drawing criticism from public health ...
Vaccination with the updated COVID-19 mRNA vaccine containing the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 omicron ...
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court, in a recent published decision, Fee v. Prospect Medical Holdings (Workers’ Compensation ...
In Danes over age 65, the vaccine effectiveness of the JN.1-based mRNA boosters reached 70-85% against COVID-related hospitalization and 76-96% against COVID-associated death. Despite the shift away ...
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