Additional Presentations and Interviews
This page offers select interviews with other members of the Vaccine Education Center team.
Kristen A. Feemster, MD
2021
2020
- How can we manage COVID-19? 5 ideas from Philly’s health community – The Philadelphia Tribune
- Phila. brings hospital, health agency experts together for COVID-19 update – WPVI Action News
- Philadelphia officials say 2 people now being tested for coronavirus – KYW radio
2019
- Philadelphia Health Department issues alert on measles vaccinations – WPVI Action News
2017
- Adolescent and Teen Vaccinations – Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM Your Health Matters Podcast
2016
2015
- Eliminate vaccine exemptions – New York Times
- Keeping the Faith in Vaccines – County Lines Magazine
- Religious Freedom Balanced With Responsibility – The New York Times
2014
- Eliminate Vaccine Exemptions – The New York Times
2013
- Whooping Cough… It’s More Than a Cough – Second Opinion
- Influenza in Kids: Should You Test? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
- Are ‘alternative’ vaccines schedules safer? - Philadelphia Inquirer Blogs
Lori Handy, MD, MSCE
2024
- Study shows new infant RSV antibody shot is highly effective. Delaware Valley pediatricians are hopeful for more protections next fall – WHYY
- Preparing physicians to treat a disease that was once eradicated – Beckers Hospital
- Measles Cases Are Spreading in the US—Here’s What to Know – JAMA
- Measles cases are mounting in the US as the UK declares a ‘national incident’ over the disease. What parents need to know to keep their kids safe - Fortune Well
- CDC issues alert to healthcare providers as measles cases rise – ABC News
- Q&A: What to know about the CDC’s measles alert – Healio
2023
- Philly-area parents search for RSV antibody shots as winter approaches – WHYY
- FDA approves first RSV vaccine for pregnant women – CBS News
- Growing number of meat allergy cases linked to tick bites, CDC warns – CBS News
- CDC Urges Summer Travelers to Protect Themselves Against Measles – Everyday Health
- Why flu and strep A can be so serious in children – ABC News
2022
- COVID vaccines for young children 'safest route' to protection from virus: CHOP doctors – Bucks County Courier Times
- Children younger than 5 eligible for COVID-19 vaccines – Penn Today
- CDC clears COVID-19 vaccines everyone over 6 months old, but hesitancy remains for many parents – CBS Philly
- Is the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine better for young children? It's hard to say – Philly Voice
- FDA advisers move Moderna’s COVID-19 shots closer to kids under 5 – CBS Philly
Barbara J. Kuter, PhD, MPH
Charlotte A. Moser
2023
- Flu Vaccine Ingredients Are Safe, Contrary to a Misleading Meme – FactCheck.org
- Popular social media meme misrepresents flu vaccine – AP Fact Check
2022
- Deep Dive into Vaccine Hesitant Patients – Medical World News
- Create Good Podcast featuring communicators working at non-profits – BC/DC Ideas
- Middle school science teachers often have shaky scientific knowledge – Hechingerrepost.org
- The dangerous ‘Omicron parties’ are spreading all over the world: gatherings to get infected and gain immunity – Sportsfinding
2021
- CHOP vaccine videos reach millions with special-effects wizardry, but will they persuade the hesitant? –The Philadelphia Inquirer
- Many Schools Don’t Teach About the Science of Vaccines. Here’s Why They Should – EducationWeek
2020
- Coronavirus parties are a bad idea- Medscape
- How the science of vaccination is taught (or not) in US schools – The Hechinger Report
Anne Reilly, MD, MPH
2013
- Immunizing Kids Who Have Cancer – Medscape Infectious Diseases
- Flu in Kids With Cancer – Medscape Infectious Diseases
Angela Shen, ScD, MPH
2023
- It’s Too Soon for Annual Covid Booster Shots, Some Experts Say – Bloomberg Law
- Should COVID vaccines be given yearly? Proposal divides US scientists – Nature
- The Flu-ification of COVID Policy Is Almost Complete – The Atlantic
2022
- Covid shots for little kids are finally here. Now for the hardest part – Wired
- Many Americans 'just don't care' about the flu. Will the same happen with Covid-19? – advisory.com
- The Coronavirus’s Next Move – The Atlantic
2021
- Michigan Data Show Routine Vaccinations Plummeted in Early Pandemic – Health Day
- Researchers find dramatic drop in vaccinations across the lifespan during early pandemic – EurekAlert! Science
- Vaccines 2.0 – The Philadelphia Citizen
- The wicked problem of booster shots for Americans | Expert Opinion – Philadelphia Inquirer
- What is vaccine equity and why is it so important? – Global Citizen
- Vaccine mandates in schools aren’t new. They’ve been used since 1850 – Healthline
- The danger of ‘wait and see’ when it comes to vaccines for kids | Expert Opinion – The Philadelphia Inquirer
- NIH begins trial to test safety and effectiveness of COVID booster shots – Verywell Health
- Parents flocked to vaccine trials, now wait for teen jab options – Bloomberg Law
- How dollar stores could provide a shot in the arm for the U.S.’s COVID vaccination drive – Morningstar
- How dollar stores could provide a shot in the arm for the U.S.’s COVID vaccination drive – MarketWatch
- After plummeting from COVID-19, routine vaccinations start to rebound – Infectious Disease Special Edition
- Do people with allergies need to worry about reactions to COVID-19 vaccines? – The Seattle Times
- Should snowbirds get the COVID-19 vaccine in Seattle or elsewhere, and what are the CDC’s new quarantine rules? – The Seattle Times
- The COVID-19 vaccine brings optimism at a bleak time, but post-vaccination fears about what’s safe persist – The Seattle Times
- Are you vaccinated? You still need to wear a mark and social distance, experts advise – The Denver Post
- Authorization of Johnson & Johnson vaccine could accelerate US immunization – Dayton 24/7 Now
- What to expect after getting a COVID-19 vaccine – Time
- What is vaccine equity? – Global Citizen
- In midst of pandemic, fear of measles comeback – Medical Daily
- Apps and web portals are streamlining vaccine rollout, but the digital strategies could leave vulnerable populations behind, experts warn – Business Insider
- Answers to key questions about the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, and the science behind the shots - Time
- Experts debate wisdom of delaying second COVID-19 vaccine dose - Medscape
2020
- CHOP Dr. Angela Shen answers FAQ on COVID-19 vaccines – Inside Story, 6ABC
- I'm in a high-risk group for COVID-19. How do I get vaccinated early? - Time
- The COVID vaccine is here — what does that mean for Pa. schools? - WHYY
- CDC Votes for Healthcare Workers and Nursing Home Residents to Get COVID-19 Vaccine First – NBC News
- What happens once a coronavirus vaccine is ready to distribute? - NPR
- Ensuring equitable access to a COVID-19 vaccine once it's here - A Health Podyssey
- Experts Issue Recommendations for Equitable Distribution of COVID-19 Vaccine – PR Newswire
- A COVID-19 vaccine may be near, but distribution faces major hurdles – The Philadelphia Inquirer
- Promoting innovation and equity as COVID-19 vaccines and treatments emerge – Health Affairs
- Vaccinations have sharply declined nationwide during the COVID-19 pandemic – Scientific American
- Immunization and universal health coverage: A lifesaving combination - CSIS
- National preparedness for COVID-19 immunization: Time to act – NEHI Live!
- Childhood vaccination coverage declines during COVID-19 pandemic – Contagion Live
- Before schools reopen, parents urged to catch up on kids’ missed vaccinations – National Geographic
- Why routine immunizations are a must—Even during a pandemic – ASTHO Experts
- Vaccinations fall to alarming rates, C.D.C. study shows – The New York Times
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