Are routine vaccines important during the coronavirus pandemic? The short answer: Yes! Read on to learn why, and find out how clinics are keeping patients and workers safe from coronavirus exposure.

A roundup of expert resources to help guide conversations with your children about the new coronavirus and COVID-19.

We’re in this together. Stay home. Save lives.

You may have questions about the new coronavirus. We've rounded up helpful links to keep you updated.

A year-in-review post focusing on the great work that you helped us accomplish in 2019!

Flu season is upon us, and the flu shot is available! CDC recommends that people get a flu vaccine by the end of October, if possible.

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Get a roundup of vaccine-related news and stories from June-August 2019.

Catch up with Boost on CBS Sunday Morning with Jane Pauley! Air date: May 12, 2019.

Today we’re sharing an article from the Washington Post, written by our director, Nadine Gartner. Read on to discover what convinces parents to vaccinate their children.

Hear from a professional on the best ways to protect infants and young children from the recent measles outbreaks in Oregon and Washington.

With the outbreaks of measles in Oregon and Washington, parents are understandably considered.

This blog post explores the concept of “viral shedding,” and explains why the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine does not cause outbreaks of measles.