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    Survey Finds Most US Adults Back Vaccines but Lack Clarity on Respiratory Shots▼New Survey: Most US Adults Support Vaccines, but Many Remain Unclear About Respiratory Vaccine Recommendations✉newsHealth3 d ago

    A new survey from the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases finds that most US adults support vaccines, yet many remain unclear about current recommendations for respiratory vaccines, such as those for flu, COVID-19, and RSV. The findings highlight a gap between general trust in vaccination and public understanding of which shots are advised and when.

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    UNC Health expert David Wohl breaks down respiratory virus season▼UNC Health infectious disease expert David Wohl on the respiratory virus season✉newsHealth1 d ago

    UNC Health infectious disease specialist Dr. David Wohl is speaking out about the respiratory virus season, offering expert perspective on the spread of illnesses such as flu, COVID-19 and RSV. In remarks reported by NC Newsline, he addresses what residents should expect and how to protect themselves as cases circulate in North Carolina and beyond.

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    Men's Tennis Team Defeats Millersville and York▼Men's Tennis Claims Wins over Millersville, York (Pa.)✉newsSportTennis2 h ago

    The men's tennis team notched two victories, beating Millersville and York (Pa.) in a pair of matches. The Diplomats' tennis program reported both wins on its athletics site, extending its strong run of form this season. Details on individual scores and standout performances were not provided in the initial report.

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    New Jersey Orders Expanded Access to Key Vaccines▼New Jersey Health Department Issues Executive Directives to Ensure Access to Influenza, COVID-19, RSV, and Routine Childhood Vaccines✉newsHealth6 h ago

    The New Jersey Department of Health has issued executive directives aimed at guaranteeing residents' access to influenza, COVID-19, RSV, and routine childhood vaccines. The move is intended to remove barriers to immunisation and maintain vaccination coverage across the state. The directives underline the state's push to keep seasonal and childhood immunisations available despite shifting federal guidance.

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    Notre Dame Professor to Headline Millersville's Kenderdine Lecture▼Co-author of Book on Women in Politics, Notre Dame Prof to Speak at Millersville’s Annual Kenderdine Lecture on Oct. 15✉newsWorldPolitics5 h ago

    A Notre Dame professor who co-authored a book on women in politics will deliver Millersville University's annual Kenderdine Lecture on October 15. The event gives students and the local community a chance to hear scholarship on women's political participation, a topic drawing growing attention in the current political climate.

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    Brooklyn SolarWorks to Host Free Solar Energy Webinar●RSVP Now for Free Webinar on Going Solar With Brooklyn SolarWorks✉newsEnvironmentEnergy20 h ago

    Brooklyn SolarWorks is hosting a free webinar for New Yorkers interested in installing solar panels on their homes. The company has opened RSVPs online, inviting residents to learn about rooftop solar, costs, and the installation process in New York City. The event is aimed at homeowners weighing the switch to renewable energy amid rising electricity prices and available incentives.

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    Primary Children's behavioral health campus in Taylorsville marks first year●Intermountain health primary children’s hospital behavioral health campus in Taylorsville marks one year of expanding access and hope for Utah families✉newsHealthMental Health22 h ago

    Intermountain Health's Primary Children's Hospital behavioral health campus in Taylorsville, Utah, is marking one year since opening, highlighting its role in expanding mental health care access for children and families across the state. The milestone was noted in local coverage, which framed the campus as bringing expanded services and hope to Utah families facing shortages in youth behavioral health resources.