New research examining when consumers go for "natural" products may be relevant to public receptions of a COVID-19 vaccine.

While a new study finds broad support in the US for pro-vaccine public policy, it also shows that misinformed beliefs are the biggest driver of opposition.

A new approach that shows how the immune system responds to vaccination could lead to ways to build a better flu vaccine, researchers say.

A new nasal vaccine effectively prevents infection in mice susceptible to the novel coronavirus, a new study shows.

Reports of Russia finishing development of a vaccine for COVID-19 called Sputnik-V are more complicated than they appear, an expert argues.

How far off is a COVID-19 vaccine? There's more work to be done, but we're on the path, an expert says. Here, she explains how vaccines become reality.

An experimental vaccine is effective at preventing pneumonia in mice infected with the COVID-19 virus, a new study shows.

Dedicated flu clinics can limit the number of people infected and could help policymakers seeking ways to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, too.

Health experts expect a COVID-19 vaccine next year, but will the public be ready for one? A new survey digs into who says they'll get it.

Before we have a COVID-19 vaccine, it's vital to think about how to get it out to the maximum number of people, an expert argues.