vaccinations
Coverage of vaccinations in the Nexus archive.
- Where Americans go if they believe they've suffered a rare vaccine injury | 60 Minutes
Vaccinations have saved millions of lives but can cause rare injuries. Americans who believe they have suffered such injuries can pursue compensation through vaccine court.
- Vaccine court: Where claims about rare injury after vaccination are heard
Vaccinations have saved millions of lives but can cause injury in extremely rare cases. Americans who believe they have suffered such an injury can pursue claims in vaccine court.
- Clinic offering free back-to-school healthcare event for Nashville families
Neighborhood Health in Nashville is hosting a free back-to-school healthcare event on July 25, offering physicals and vaccinations. The event, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at their Inglewood clinic, is open to all families without requiring insurance. Children entering Kindergarten and 7th grade in Tennessee must provide vaccination proof for school entry.
- Vaccinations caused twin toddlers to suffocate to death, says lawyer of Idaho mother now charged with their murders
A lawyer for an Idaho mother charged with murdering her twin toddlers claims that vaccinations caused the children to suffocate to death.
- Local doctor says back-to-school preps like health checkups should start now
A D.C. physician advises parents to schedule back-to-school physicals and check vaccinations during summer to avoid last-minute rushes. Dr. Anisha Abraham also emphasizes preparing children for school transitions by addressing mental health, fostering social connections, and adjusting sleep schedules ahead of the new academic year.
- Idaho mother who blamed vaccinations for twins’ deaths has been charged with murder
An Idaho woman who claimed her toddler twins died after receiving vaccinations now faces murder charges. The mother attributed the children's deaths to the vaccines but has been charged with their murders.
- GOP Sen. Cassidy seeks to explain RFK Jr. confirmation vote for Health and Human Services
Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) explained his vote to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary, stating Kennedy remains committed to his views on vaccinations despite public opinion. Cassidy defended his decision in a Sunday interview.
- Three meningitis B cases confirmed in Dorset as young people offered vaccines
Three cases of meningitis B have been confirmed in Dorset, UK, between March 20 and April 15. The UK Health Security Agency reports successful treatment of affected individuals and is offering vaccines to young people as a precaution. Antibiotics are also being administered to prevent spread.