There is absolutely no scientific support for the notion that vaccines cause autism. But all sorts of unfounded rumors about vaccines abound, especially on the Internet. Don't believe the hype.
Why do some parents doubt vaccines—even amid strong evidence that not vaccinating is dangerous? Sharon Kaufman, PhD, chair of the Department of Anthropology, History and Social Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, weighs in.
Hepatitis C, the most common form of hepatitis in the U.S., has been much in the news lately, but it isn't the only form of hepatitis that should be on your radar. Here are the basics about the different types and how you can protect yourself.
