Newly released text messages that Dr. Anthony Fauci sent in 2021 have renewed fears about miscarriage risks from COVID-19 vaccines.

A political claim went viral this week. Here is what the pregnancy data actually shows.

Those wondering about the best course should trust the science, not bogus claims from Ted Cruz and Lisa McClain.

COVID-19 is moving on up across the country. With six years of data, scientists with the CDC are able to track better patterns for outbreaks. It appears as if COVID-19 has 2 major seasons with ...

The rate of miscarriage among pregnant women who received the COVID-19 vaccine is not 82% — that figure comes from a misinterpretation of a 2021 study. Studies have consistently shown the rate of ...

The shift was noted for the past couple of years and has become even clearer in 2026, prompting health officials to refocus ...

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is facing intense criticism after promoting a false claim that COVID-19 vaccines caused an 82 percent miscarriage rate among women vaccinated during pregnancy. Cruz promoted ...

Public health experts need to be allowed to admit when they’re wrong—and share with the public what they are learning.

The FDA has done its part, making recommendations about vaccine composition for influenza vaccines in March, followed by recommendations for COVID shots in May. But the CDC's Advisory Committee on ...

SPOKANE — President Trump issued an executive order Monday that proposes big changes to current childhood vaccine guidelines. If the CDC adopts Trump's new order, the recommended number of vaccines ...

Wastewater data shows COVID-19 rates are on a "summer surge" in several Bay Area communities. The increase is showing up in wastewater from Marin County to the South Bay, giving health officials a ...

OPINION — Two claims about COVID-19 vaccines and pregnancy are moving through the country this week, and the reflex is to pick a team. One of them is arithmetically false. The other is documented in ...