A CDC panel backed "individual decision-making" on COVID shots, urged stronger risk language and rejected a proposal to require prescriptions.

After a contentious discussion, a key CDC committee voted Friday not to require a prescription for the COVID-19 vaccine and delayed its discussion on the hepatitis B vaccine indefinitely.

Former Rep. Ryan Costello argues for a bill that would incentivize innovation and treatment development for rare diseases ...

The ACIP voted to recommend people consult a clinician before getting a coronavirus shot, shifting away from a universal ...

CFP Board announced six key public policy priorities that will guide its work to strengthen the financial planning profession, expand access to competent and ethical financial advice, and protect the ...

ACRL announces the publication of Making Values-Based Decisions in the Academic Library, edited by Amanda Koziura and Amy ...

Because AI technology is constantly evolving, employers must remain flexible, experts say. “A static AI policy will be ...

US cell manufacturer ES Foundry’s CEO Alex Zhu discusses his company's growth, technology choices and the challenges of ...

The National Policy Competition 2025 has been launched to increase youth participation in state decision-making. Students from nine universities and one medical college are taking part in the ...

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President Donald Trump said Aug. 25 that he fired Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, an unprecedented action that removes her from the nation’s policy-making central bank – and gives Trump the ...