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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s First FDA Approved Gene Therapy Patient for Severe Beta Thalassemia Celebrates Two Year Treatment Anniversary
Patient no longer needs regular blood transfusions for her inherited blood disorder, and her future has been transformed.
News & Views — Haemophilus Influenzae Type B (Hib): Fast Facts for Healthcare Providers
Find key facts about Hib, when to test and treat for it, and how to care for close contacts.
Vaccine Resources: Measles Training, State of the ImmUnion, Newsletters, Substacks and CE Courses
Check out several resources for continuing education and find out about some newsletters and Substacks we’re following.
In the Journals: The Growing Threat of Mpox
Read about a paper that describes the threat of mpox.
From the Media: Understanding the Importance of Gavi
Learn how Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, has transformed global health — and why proposed U.S. funding cuts could have far-reaching consequences.
VEC Announcements
Find out about new VEC resources, including Spanish infographics and our “Science Behind the Vaccine Schedule” webpage. See updated resources and catch the April 2025 webinar recording.
On The Bookshelf — "Crisis Averted: The Hidden Science of Fighting Outbreaks" by Caitlin Rivers
Learn about Caitlin Rivers’ first book, which helps readers understand how public health works, why it matters, and where it could be improved.
Technically Speaking — Vaccination Documentation: The Essentials You Can’t Skip
Find answers to four common questions about vaccination documentation.
How to Read Your Child’s Genetic Report for HI
Confused by your child’s genetic test results? This guide breaks down the parts of a genetic report, so you know exactly how to read it, and what each part really means.
CHOP, Penn Medicine Researchers Use Deep Learning Algorithm to Pinpoint Potential Disease-Causing Variants in Non-Coding Regions of the Human Genome
The methods help identify “footprints” that indicate binding sites and reveal variants that could increase risk for a variety of common diseases.