Science and reality
Fewer students entering kindergarten in the Golden State last year claimed personal beliefs should exempt them from getting their shots, a new report shows.
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Looking at the top stories from the WIRED science team this year, you might get the feeling that we're a little down on the future of planet Earth.
The post Drought, Anti-Vaxxers, and Cancer Made For a Great 2015 appeared first on WIRED.
The H3N2 subtype is the deadliest of the common flu viruses---and the one vaccines are worst at fighting.
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Outbreaks force governments to play an excruciating game of catch up as they scramble to develop vaccines for new pathogens. It doesn't have to be that way.
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Two new studies bring us closer to a flu vaccine that works every year.
The post Scientists Get One Step Closer to a Universal Flu Vaccine appeared first on WIRED.
That number probably means less than you think it does---it might not help get the vaccine approved by regulators.
The post What ‘100 Percent Effective’ Means for That Ebola Vaccine appeared first on WIRED.
An international coalition of researchers may have found an effective Ebola vaccine.
The post At Last: An Ebola Vaccine That Might Actually Work appeared first on WIRED.
Erika Check Hayden traveled to Sierra Leone to report on the front lines of the fight against Ebola.
The post The Long, Winding Road to an Ebola Treatment appeared first on WIRED.
A small group of vocal anti-vaxxers is fighting hard to make sure a vaccine bill doesn't pass.
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