Our Vax Facts Friday series tests your knowledge with a trivia question from Just the Vax, the Vaccine Education Center's vaccine trivia game!

Human activity, for better or worse, has had a massive effect on the world around us.

There are people who love science, and others who struggle with it – perhaps they don’t enjoy memorizing facts or doing lab work. But, for some, the struggles are different. Sometimes the struggle is related to individual disabilities.

On the heels of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are familiar with the concept that a new drug or vaccine undergoes clinical trials, and some may even have a sense that there are different phases of testing, but the details may be less certain. So, we thought we would take a closer look at what happens, when, and why.

Special projects can be a useful tool to engage students or dive a more deeply into a topic. In this interview, Lily Crist, an educator in Canada, talks about her experiences and observations related to special projects in the classroom.

Did you ever consider that some scientists work in government agencies? One such agency is the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Can everything be potentially poisonous? Can a poison be benign? The simple answer is yes. Read the article to find out why.

Each year, the influenza viruses represented in the “flu” vaccine are considered for their ability to protect during the upcoming season.

The Award of Excellence is the highest honor given by the Communicator Awards.