Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration, or “SIRVA,” is an increasingly common and well-recognized vaccine injury. Understanding more about this…
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The Vaccine Program requires vaccine injured petitioners to satisfy a severity requirement. Generally, the severity requirement specifies how long an…
Filing a claim for compensation for a vaccine injury involves initiating a legal claim in the United States Court of…
Filing a claim in the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (“NVICP”) differs from filing a traditional lawsuit. Claims filed in…
Ever wondered about protecting yourself against meningitis? Learn about the options, benefits, and risks of meningococcal vaccines:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued updated requirements for all providers in the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program in 2018, including continuous temperature monitoring devices.
Influenza, better known as the flu, is a highly contagious virus that attacks the respiratory system. If you find yourself sick with flu-like symptoms, it is recommended that you remain at home and avoid contact with people except medical personnel.
The first documented method of vaccination came from Edward Jenner in 1796. Today, the list of vaccine preventable diseases has grown from one to 24. Learn about which vaccines are recommended to keep you and your loved ones safe:
The CDC and the FDA work hand in hand to monitor the effectiveness and safety of vaccines. Learn about the protections in place to maintain vaccine safety.
Many people find themselves coughing and sneezing their way through the winter season, but how do you know when things start to get serious? Learn how to distinguish between symptoms of the flu and the common cold, and when to see a health professional: