The IOM's new name for what used to be called chronic fatigue syndrome may lead to more awareness and better management of this difficult disease.

Paul Offit, MD, argues that protecting children against measles is the same as protecting them against harm or death by requiring that they ride in a car safety seat.

With better flu vaccine coverage, millions of influenza-related illnesses and hospitalizations can be prevented. This is good information to share with your 'vacccine-reluctant' patients.

Do you have a patient with an unexplained febrile illness? Paul G. Auwaerter, MD, describes the Bourbon virus, a new diagnosis to consider.

CDC provides the latest information on its investigation of the unusual neurologic condition known as acute flaccid myelitis, identified in almost 100 children to date in the United States.

CDC Director Tom Frieden shares the nation's most important strategy to help people with HIV live longer and to end the HIV epidemic.

Dr Paul Offit offers an overview of the recent approval of a new HPV9 vaccine, responds to some of the questions clinicians may have, and describes some research in progress.

Paul Offit, MD, says, 'It just doesn't make sense' that vaccination might affect allergies, and this new study bears that out.

Antiretroviral therapy can extend lives for patients with HIV, but these gains can be wiped out by tobacco. Find out how you can help your HIV-positive patients quit smoking.

Temporary guidance on polio vaccines for travelers abroad aims to prevent the further spread of poliovirus.