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Federally funded program in the United States providing no-cost vaccines to children
The was revised in January 2026 to recommend universal vaccination against 11 diseases for all children, down from recommendations covering roughly 17 diseases under the previous federal schedule, wit...
The hepatitis B birth‑dose vaccine has been credited with collapsing pediatric HBV infection rates — reporting a roughly 99% decline in infections among children since universal newborn vaccination be...
The cost of infant vaccines out-of-pocket depends less on a single CDC recommendation and more on who pays: private insurers, federal and state programs, or the individual family — and most coverage f...
Thimerosal-free (preservative-free or single‑dose) influenza vaccines now make up the large majority of U.S. supply: reporting indicates roughly 91–94% of recent seasons were preservative‑free and man...