California’s U.S. Senators plan to introduce legislation that would no longer allow parents to opt out of immunizing their children.
California lawmakers seek end to vaccine exemptions after measles outbreak
Measles infects 5 infants at Illinois daycare
Five children under 12 months of age have been infected with the measles virus and more cases are expected.
New smartphone device could save millions of lives
Columbia develops HIV test that can be powered by the headphone jack of a smartphone.
FDA Commissioner to Resign after 6 years
Margret Hamburg steps down from post of FDA Commissioner after nearly serving her full term.
Healthcare costs search for transparency, new online tool
Health Care Cost Agency planning online transparency tool to combat rising costs
New Swiss medication Gazyva significantly benefits those suffering Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Patients treated with Gazyva live considerably longer without seeing their disease get any worse
Dietary supplements: Buyer beware
Many simply do not contain the herbal ingredient advertised, such St. John’s Wort, echinacea or ginseng.
Early FDA approval for Pfizer breast cancer drug Ibrance
Promising new breast cancer drug from Pfizer received federal approval early
Too much jogging might not be a good thing
New research findings show that too much jogging is as bad as not exercising at all.
Presidential hopefuls advocate optional vaccinations, even as measles continues to spread
Despite Senator Paul being a former physician, the importance of vaccination and herd immunity is not influencing his public policy opinions.
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