A federal reduction in the number of diseases and doses recommended for childhood vaccinations has alarmed public health ...

The Minnesota Department of Health is breaking with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccine guidance after the federal organization made changes to the childhood immunization ...

Medical experts across Wisconsin are reaffirming their support for the CDC's long-standing childhood vaccine schedule after ...

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is continuing to endorse childhood vaccine recommendations of American Academy of Pediatrics, according to a release on Thursday.

The leading Wisconsin medical officer said he and his colleagues believe vaccines reduce suffering in vulnerable people, including children.

The CDC will no longer universally recommend vaccines for flu, COVID-19, meningococcal disease, RSV, hepatitis A and B, and rotavirus for children.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services will continue to recommend the childhood vaccine schedule published by the American Academy of Pediatrics, despite changes made by the U.S.

Wisconsin health officials are still recommending all children receive vaccines that the federal government backed away from earlier this week, another rebuke of Health and Human Services Secretary ...