Vaccination

But there's a solution: the annual flu vaccine.

• By Francie Diep

Placed in historical perspective, the popular opposition to things like GMOs and vaccines, much like 19th-century opposition to fertilizers and insecticides, reflects less an overt rejection of science than a distrust of experts who peddle it.

• By James McWilliams

Failing to challenge Donald Trump on vaccines was more than just a political faux pas.

• By Seth Masket

A large-scale study shows that autism may be dramatically less likely in vaccinated children.

• By Gregory Ferenstein

Vaccinations are typically regarded as the most important public health advancement in history. So why are they going away?

• By Kate Wheeling

A new study highlights the need for a new kind of public outreach, as well as stronger science education.

• By Nathan Collins

The oral vaccination used in the world's largest global health campaign, a successor to that first developed by Dr. Hilary Koprowski, who passed away this past weekend, comes with its own set of risks.

• By Lois Parshley