Tina Reed is a Senior Health Care Reporter at Axios. She covers a wide range of topics within the healthcare sector, including healthcare administration, public health, digital health, and pharmaceuticals, with a focus on the intersection of health and wellness. Tina's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, FierceHealth, and RealClearHealth.
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Nationally, vaccine exemptions are rising.
By: Tina Reed, Adriel Bettelheim, Kyle Stokes
Minnesota is becoming one of the least-vaccinated states in the nation.
By: Zach Buchanan, Adriel Bettelheim, Tina Reed
Vaccination rates among kindergartners in Arizona decreased during the 2025–2026 school year for all tracked vaccines , the Centers for Disease
Michigan's vaccine waiver rate rose to 7.7% as coverage declined.
By: Yacob Reyes, Tina Reed, Adriel Bettelheim
Thousands of children entered kindergarten in Florida without protection from preventable diseases.
A next-generation Eli Lilly weight-loss drug that hasn't even been submitted for Food and Drug Administration review is already spawning a rash of cheap knockoffs that are being heavily touted on social media
Zoom in: Ohio requires K-12 students to be fully protected against 10 vaccine-preventable diseases
By: Tina Reed, Adriel Bettelheim, Zachery Eanes
The number of kindergartners receiving MMR and DTaP vaccines has declined.
Employers' best-laid strategies for addressing steep health cost increases next year may be overly optimistic, according to a new survey the Business Group on Health released Tuesday.
By: Adriel Bettelheim, Yacob Reyes, Naomi Feinstein, Tina Reed
The Florida Department of Health wants to drop four required vaccines for children as a growing number of kindergarteners have vaccine exemptions.
