As some states move to make COVID vaccines broadly accessible and require insurers to cover them, keep in mind one thing: States do not have authority over self-insured employers, which provide coverage to 63% of employees with employer health benefits.

Apropos of nothing, here is 2024 NIH funded study, done in collaboration with Swedish investigators, finding no link between Tylenol taken by pregnant women and autism. The study (of 2 million children) looked at sibling pairs, a strong study design. nih.gov/news-events/ne…

Today's CDC ACIP meeting is about to start. Here is the language for the vote to be taken on Hep B vaccine for children.

There are a lot of public health practices in "peer, developed" countries that the U.S. could align itself with that have nothing to do with vaccines, and yet

While MMR vaccination rates have declined for Asian and White children, they still remain lowest for Black and AIAN children: on.kff.org/44Gd9W6