Los Angeles County and California public health officials will continue to recommend hepatitis B vaccinations for newborns at birth, despite the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ’s decision ...

A federal vaccine advisory committee has voted to change a long-standing recommendation that all newborns in the United States receive the hepatitis B vaccine on the day they are born.

A large review of more than 400 studies, released Tuesday by a science-based vaccine safety group, the Vaccine Integrity Project, also found no evidence that the birth dose causes health problems.

Opinion Netflix agrees to buy Warner Bros. in a $72-billion deal that will transform Hollywood NFL playoff picture 2025: Updated AFC and NFC standings, bracket, tiebreakers for week 14 Doritos & Cheetos Removed The Food Dye—Here’s What They Actually Taste Like Now Gigantic US Spy Plane Lands on a US Aircraft Carrier Wife of Southern California farming magnate shot dead amid ongoing divorce Dem state election board under fire after ICE-arrested superintendent surfaces on voter rolls I Was A Happily Married Mother Of 4.

A panel of advisers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has voted to remove the longstanding recommendation to universally vaccinate American infants against hepatitis B.