Vaccine

The Senate HELP Subcommittee on Education and the American Family held a forum this week spotlighting the impact of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s recent vaccine policies.

With federal mandates for vaccines changing, Delaware’s Insurance Commissioner is informing residents that some carriers are not changing their vaccine insurance policy.

The Inflation Reduction Act and how it lowers drug prices for seniors was the topic for a roundtable at the Wilmington Senior Center.

Once again, COVID numbers are rising in Delaware post holidays.

Delaware’s Congressional delegation announces more COVID vaccination funding for Delaware.

The Division of Public Health announced five more monkeypox cases in the First State, while also expanding access to the monkeypox vaccine.

Delaware remains focused on raising children’s vaccination and booster rates, and it’s becoming a bigger deal with the school mask mandate scheduled to lift at the end of March.

While the University of Delaware is requiring all students get a COVID-19 booster for the spring semester, Delaware State University is still determining whether it will follow suit.

As COVID numbers rise, state officials want more residents to get vaccinated and if eligible, a booster, but they’re battling misinformation.

State employees and healthcare workers will be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or be tested regularly under a new mandate announced Thursday.…