New York state health officials condemned the CDC's updated webpage on vaccines and autism, which suggests that vaccines may not be linked to autism, and called for further research into the potential link.

New York health leaders sharply condemned a major shift in federal vaccine messaging this week, accusing the CDC of promoting misinformation by implying there is still uncertainty about whether infant vaccines cause autism.

That change in the way the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention addresses whether vaccines cause autism on its website was not the result of a new study or emerging agency consensus. Health Secretary Robert F.

TRENTON, NJ – Federal data from the Centers for Disease Control reveals that residents of politically blue states such as New Jersey, New York, and

An early analysis suggests current vaccines may still be somewhat effective against the new version of the flu, which has been the main driver of recent infections, CDC data shows.