The Grapevine Stories
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Routine Vaccines For Travelers: What The CDC Wants You To Know
The CDC has updated its guidance for international travel to and from the United States. -
Monkeypox ‘Rare’ In Children, But Schools Should Take Caution
K-12 schools in the United States are on alert for possible monkeypox transmissions as classrooms reopen this fall. -
Could Bacteria In Saliva Show Suicide Risk?
A study found a difference in the bacteria profile in the saliva of students who had suicidal thoughts and those who didn’t. -
Mystery Illness That Killed Dozens Of Dogs In Michigan Identified
State officials blamed canine parvovirus for the mysterious illness that sickened and killed dozens of dogs in Michigan. -
LA Offers Free COVID-19 Testing For Pets Exposed To Virus
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health said the initiative is for pets who may have been exposed to the novel coronavirus. -
Monkeypox Vaccine Maker Struggles To Meet Demand Amid Outbreak
The biotechnology company voiced uncertainty on whether it could meet the skyrocketing demand amid the outbreak. -
Texas Child Below 2 Presumably Tested Positive For Monkeypox: Report
A child below 2 years old has reportedly contracted the monkeypox virus. -
First Human-To-Dog Monkeypox Transmission: What To Know
The dog belonged to a gay French couple who had sexual contact with other partners. -
How Does Polio Spread?
Here's what you need to know about poliovirus amid the possible outbreak. -
Why WHO Wants To Rename Monkeypox
The World Health Organization wants to hear some suggestions for monkeypox’s new name. -
Pfizer Preps Major Lyme Disease Vaccine Trial
The pharmaceutical company has partnered with French biotech company Valneva for the trial. -
Illinois Daycare Staff, Children Potentially Exposed To Monkeypox After Worker Tests Positive
Screening is underway, and no additional cases have been reported thus far.
