British health officials say vaccination program amid coronavirus pandemic is 'biggest in history,' amid fears seasonal illness will compound damage caused by COVID-19

Officials worried about simultaneous wave of coronavirus and influenza infections in winter; increased uptake expected for flu jabs, but health funds say there's not enough supply

Activists peddle conspiracy theories, then alter them as scope of pandemic changes; Bill Gates falsely accused of wanting to inject microchips into people

Legislation proposed by Loretta Weinberg fails to pick up enough votes to advance before deadline to pass laws

But legislation drafted amid spike in measles infections stalls in Senate amid vocal opposition from public, chanting 'We do not consent,' and 'In God we trust'

Emergency medical team to be dispatched in coordination with WHO; at least 63 people, mostly children, have died since mid-October, with the crisis blamed on 'anti-vaxxers'

Israel is the 6th-most measles-stricken country and the only developed nation in World Health Organization's 'blacklist.' A booming birthrate and stratified society provide clues

Father sues after unmarried couple agreed to have kids, but woman refused to have them immunized, claiming -- but not proving -- they are sensitive to the vaccines

Opponents say conference next month puts public 'in serious danger'; municipality says it doesn't interfere with programs at its Expo venue