Vaccination

Idaho Matters takes a look at the Novavax vaccine and the CDC's changing definition of what "fully vaccinated" means.

Some experts say you're likely to get COVID over and over and over again.

Idaho Matters discusses why more vaccinated people are dying, the immunocompromised, and why you should still be wearing a mask when you travel.

Idaho Matters discusses the increase of COVID-19 cases in Idaho hospitals, a new drug that could cut your hospitalization chances by 90 percent, how the coronavirus is impacting children and more.

A recent Kaiser Family Foundation Hispanic vaccination rates were only 42% in Idaho and Colorado: tying for the second lowest rate in the country, above South Dakota.

A highly contagious disease was claiming lives, with no end in sight. Some members of the public, including a few members of the medical community were skeptical of a new vaccine. And the gap between the have’s and the have-nots grew wider. The year was… no, not 2020. In fact, it was 1932.

Experts expect another wave of misinformation from anti-vaccine activists and conspiracy theorists with the FDA's approval of Pfizer's vaccine for kids aged 5 to 11. That could include misleading and graphic articles and videos claiming severe side effects intended to sow doubt.

The Las Vegas Raiders' vaccine mandate is persuading fans to get their first shot – despite some grumbling that it's a personal foul.

As the COVID-19 delta variant drives case counts to their highest levels in months, Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte amplifies misinformation about the effectiveness of masks in schools.

An analysis by the Center for Rural Strategies found that many rural communities' vaccination rates are still lagging behind the national average, but some are closing the gap – including Montana’s conservative Flathead Valley.