Pediatrician Steven Parker, MD, talks about why immunizations are important for children.

In the United States, childhood immunizations have made measles a disease of the past, for the most part. But that vaccination doesn’t always work the first time around. Here’s a warning for parents, travelers, and everyone else.

Laura Corio, MD, talks about what you should know about the HPV vaccine.

Childhood diseases like measles and whooping cough are rare in the U.S. thanks to widespread immunizations. But keeping up with all the shots can be a challenge. Here are some thoughts on shots.

Bacterial meningitis is one frightening illness. The infection moves so fast, it can kill within days. The good news is there's a longer-lasting vaccine that protects more children.