A team of scientists from the University of Bath have developed a new antigen against the Hantaan disease - a type of hantavirus
The New Hampshire Senate voted Thursday not to eliminate the stateâs hepatitis B requirement â the latest setback for the State Houseâs Republican anti-vaccine contingent. Instead, senators sent House Bill 1719, sponsored by Republican Rep. Kelley Potenza, to interim study, a maneuver that sidelines the bill until at least next year. HB 1719 was one [âŚ]
The US military helped create the first flu vaccine to keep service members in action â and the logic for requiring vaccination has not changed.
By Dr. Brian Beals, pediatrician, Coos County Family Health Services
Editor's note: This story was updated Tuesday night to add a comment from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The New Hampshire House of Representatives is considering a bill that would exempt some pets from booster shots intended to protect against rabies, but state veterinarians said the proposal was not founded on solid data. Rep. Keith Ammon, a New Boston Republican, is the prime sponsor of House Bill 1488, which would allow pet owners [âŚ]
The New Hampshire House of Representatives rejected a proposal Thursday to end all vaccine mandates in the state. âNew Hampshire has the lowest vaccination rate for measles in New England,â Rep. Jessica LaMontagne, a Dover Democrat, said in a floor speech before the vote. âDo you want to be the legislature that ushers in the [âŚ]
A contingent of vaccine skeptics in the New Hampshire House of Representatives has again brought a slate of vaccine-related legislation to the State House in 2026. Some proposals go further than others. House Bill 1811 seeks to eliminate nearly all vaccine requirements in New Hampshire outright, while House Bill 1719 targets just the hepatitis B [âŚ]
Doctronic reports the 2026 flu shot targets prevalent strains, with early fall recommended for vaccination to ensure effective protection.
"I get the fear around vaccinations, but this is what happened to my son."
