Presentations and Interviews

• What if they make a vaccine and nobody takes it? – New York Magazine
• Anti-vax: How to counter myths in time for a COVID vaccine – this week’s World vs Virus podcast – World Economic Forum
• Masks may offer better protection against COVID-19 than any potential vaccine: Experts – ABC News
• Data, data and more data will make a coronavirus vaccine safe, USA Today’s vaccine panel says – USA Today
• Philadelphia pediatrician Paul Offit: Prepare to wear masks and socially distance even after getting COVID-19 vaccine – MarketWatch
• More than 1 in 3 U.S. pediatricians dismiss refusing families – Medicalxpress
• FactCheck: Q&A on coronavirus vaccines – Tucson Sentinel
• How you will know if a coronavirus vaccine is safe and effective – Consumer Reports
• 10 facts about the way vaccines are made, how they work, and why they save lives – Prevention
• Penn Med experts warn against comparing COVID-19 vaccine to 1976 swine flu vaccine disaster – The Daily Pennsylvanian
• Astra Zeneca pauses COVID-19 vaccine trial due to volunteer’s illness – NPR, WBUR
• COVID-19 vaccine unlikely to be ‘magic bullet’ when it arrives – Las Vegas Review-Journal
• Why China could be poised to win the race for a coronavirus vaccine – The Telegraph
• Getting real on COVID-19 vaccine timeline – Medpage Today
• Multiple potential vaccines in critical phase three trial - CNN
• COVID-19 vaccine makers are pushing back against pressures to delivery by Election Day – Vox
• Oxford vaccine trial on hold because of potential safety issue – NBC News
• Coronavirus vaccine makers will issue a joint pledge not to cut corners on safety - BGR
• CDC tells states: Be ready to distribute COVID-19 vaccines on Nov. 1 – Associated Press
• Moderna slows coronavirus vaccine trial enrollment to ensure minority representation, CEO says – CNBC
• COVID vaccines approaching finish line use new technology – Voice of America
• A coronavirus vaccine by Election Day? Probably not. Here’s why. – CNN Health
• Will there be a coronavirus vaccine by Nov. 1? – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Concern over whether coronavirus vaccine is being rushed – NBC Nightly News
• National Immunization Awareness Month: The importance and safety of vaccines – Independent Women’s Forum The Bespoke Parenting Hour
• Doctors alarmed as FDA floats ‘emergency use’ of COVID-19 vaccine, bypassing trials – Yahoo news
• Overwhelmingly strong results could end COVID-19 vaccine trials early, Fauci says – Los Angeles Times
• Mom-to-be’s flu shot doesn’t raise autism risk – Health Day
• Commentary: Tempted not to vaccinate? Listen to the survivors of preventable, deadly diseases – Chicago Tribune
• The status and ethics of a COVID-19 vaccine – Your Call, KALW
• The White House has spent $12 billion on its Operation Warp Speed vaccine plan – but experts are worried about how the money’s being used – Business insider
• Scientists worry FDA could be pressured to approve COVID-19 vaccine before its fully tested – USA Today
• A coronavirus vaccine: China’s got one, Russia does, too. Will Trump rush one out? – Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
• Why approving a COVID-19 vaccine too early could cause more harm than good – Healthline
• What happens if China gets the COVID-19 vaccine first? – Politico
• How the race for a COVID-19 vaccine is getting dirty – The Guardian
• Here’s how the U.S. could release a COVID-19 vaccine before the election – and why that scares some - Science
• COVID-19 vaccine may pit science against politics – NPR, WAMU 88.5
• Report: Hong Kong man got coronavirus a second time – Mercury News
• Dr. Paul Offit on long-term symptoms of coronavirus – Fox News, posted on Yahoo News
• What will happen when there’s a COVID-19 vaccine? – Prevention
• Can we count on a Covid vaccine? - Radio Times, WHYY
• Scientists warn it may be years before students can return to school without masks, social distancing – CNBC
• COVID-19 vaccine, long-term unemployment, The Office – Top of Mind with Julie Rose, BYURadio (First 20 minutes of program)
• A COVID vaccine is just a start – Bucks County Courier Times
• Here’s what we know about Russia’s coronavirus vaccine, which has experts questioning whether it’s safe and effective – Business Insider
• Coronavirus vaccine Q&A: Where do we go from here? – East Bay Times
• What role should the media play when a COVID-19 vaccine becomes available? – Center for Health Journalism
• How likely is a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the year? – Medscape
• Distributing a COVID-19 vaccine will be a logistical nightmare. Philly’s going to help solve it. – Philadelphia Inquirer
• What we’ve learned about COVID-19 that has changed this year – Pittsburgh Post Gazette
• Russia’s new Sputnik launch raises risks in dash for vaccine – Yahoo! Finance
• Waiting for a COVID-19 vaccine in a world that can’t wait – Healio
• These COVID-19 vaccine candidates could change the way we make vaccines – if they work - Vox
• Russia just approved the first coronavirus vaccine without completing crucial clinical trials – BuzzFeedNews
• Moderna’s clinical trial numbers show there’s ‘no way’ Trump can have a vaccine by Election Day, experts say – 6ABC
• To roll out a vaccine without knowing how safe it is would be a mistake: Dr. Paul Offit – CNBC
• Scientists worry whether Russia’s ‘Sputnik V’ coronavirus vaccine is safe and effective - CNBC
• Health experts to FDA: Make your vaccine deliberations public – Baltimore Sun
• Dr. Paul Offit on the race to develop a vaccine – KSRO radio
• Public health experts, scientists confident in vaccine process, despite criticism of ‘Warp Speed’ – ABC News
• Should we be worried about the coronavirus mutating? – The Dispatch
• Everything parents need to know about the coronavirus vaccine - Parents
• A conversation about potential COVID-19 vaccines with an expert in virology and vaccinology – Finding Genius podcast
• I’d need evidence before I’d get a COVID-19 vaccine. It doesn’t exist yet. – The New York Times
• Fauci optimistic about COVID-19 vaccines, though immunity unknowns complicate development – Scientific American
• FDA Adviser: Not realistic to expect a COVID-19 vaccine in 2020 - NPR
• What are the concerns about the rush to have a vaccine? – Good Morning America
• Moderna’s clinical trial numbers show there’s ‘no way’ Trump can have a vaccine by election day – CNN Health
• Fauci remains unfazed as scientists rely on unproven methods to create COVID vaccines - Salon
• Public health experts want rigorous FDA review of covid vaccine data - Politico
• The fastest vaccine ever developed – BBC News
• Will risky corners be cut in a rush to get a coronavirus vaccine out before th November election? – Radio.com
• Covid-19 vaccine may not be silver bullet: Experts – CodeBlue
• The right way to get a vaccine at ‘warp speed’ – Star Tribune
• Healing the sick: the vaccine and problems of trust – The Princetonian
• Trump says he aims for a COVID-19 vaccine ‘right around’ election day – TPM
• A coronavirus vaccine won’t change the world right away – The Washington Post
• Is the HPV vaccine Gardasil dangerous? – The Dispatch Fact Check
• FDA officials worried WH will cut corners with approving COVID-19 vaccine ahead of elections - TPM
• MIS-C: Experts debate whether mysterious illness is just COVID-19 for children – ABC News Radio
• Why you shouldn’t take Tylenol to bring down a fever and other common health notions debunked | 5 questions – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Public health experts fear a hasty FDA signoff on vaccine – Kaiser Health News
• Moderna vaccine test in monkeys shows promise – The New York Times
• Mom on a mission to education parents about a life-saving vaccine - KPAX
• Vaccines are ‘one of the safest interventions we have,’ thanks to ongoing FDA monitoring – NBC News
• How safe is the fast-track process for the COVID-19 vaccine? Doctors weigh in - Today
• Experts: Daily life may remain disrupted after vaccine launch – Roll Call
• Dr. Fauci urging Americans to get vaccine when available, many say they won’t – WHP Harrisburg
• Even once a vaccine gets approved, big hurdles remain for distribution – CBS Sacramento
• We need to dispense with magical thinking during this pandemic and heed the science – Lancaster Online
• Hopes for quick COVID-19 vaccine rest on innovations, collaborations – The Telegraph
• Oxford coronavirus vaccine generates promising phase ½ results: Study – ABC News Radio
• Give the virus vaccine a shot, health leaders plead to hesitant – Bloomberg Law
• After Oxford, Pfizer-BioNTech covid-19 vaccine also shows promising results - TopActu
• United Kingdom secures access to 90 million doses of potential COVID-19 vaccine - SenegalActu
• Public health during the pandemic – Perry County Tribune
• We’re still in the early stages of the vaccine race - Axios
• How excited should we be about coronavirus vaccine progress and what is dual immune action? – The Hill
• Even once a vaccine gets approved, big hurdles remain for distribution - KTEN
• Is Trump on track for an October vaccine surprise? – Politico
• Early success of COVID-19 vaccine candidates fuels optimism, but experts warn ‘a lot has to go right’ – USA Today
• How safe is the fast-track process for the COVID-19 vaccine? Doctors weigh in - Today
• Moderna coronavirus vaccine shows 'promising' results in phase 1 vaccine trial - CNN
• First coronavirus vaccine tested in humans shows early promise – The New York Times
• Clinical trial results indicate Moderna coronavirus vaccine is on the right track – LA Times
• Moderna coronavirus vaccine shows ‘promising’ safety and immune response results in published phase 1 study, but more research is needed - CNN
• What if a COVID-19 vaccine arrived and many Americans said no? – Medical Xpress
• Hospitals to redirect covid data to HHS in move to ‘streamline’ – Bloomberg
• Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine moves to final phase of testing – Philly Voice
• COVID-19 vaccine trials are showing promising results. A lot can still go wrong. - Vox
• AHA News: Hopes for a quick COVID-19 vaccine rests on innovations, collaborations – US News and World Report
• ‘Small first step’: After initial trials, potential coronavirus vaccines face more tests – WEARTV
• Developing a SARS-CoV-2 vaccine at warp speed – JAMA Network
• Black, Hispanic women infected with coronavirus 5 times as often as whites in Philly, Penn study suggests – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• How a coronavirus vaccine will get to market – PBS News Hour
• How long does it take to develop a new vaccine? – PBS News Hour
• At ‘wartime speed,’ China now leads in vaccine race – Reuters
• Don’t breathe a sigh of relief about COVID-19 vaccine testing just yet – Daily Beast
• Phase 3 COVID-19 vaccine trials launching in July, expert says - Medscape
• We’re one-third of the way to a widely available coronavirus vaccine, experts say – USA Today
• FDA to require covid-19 vaccine to prevent disease in 50 percent of recipients to win approval – The Washington Post
• Decades-old Soviet studies hint at coronavirus strategy – The Baltimore Sun
• The race to find a COVID-19 vaccine – CBS News
• Vaccine makers face biggest medical manufacturing challenge in history – Reuters
• Trump pushing officials to speed up already-ambitious coronavirus vaccine timeline – The Washington Post
• Scientists fear ‘Operation Warp Speed’ won’t take into account vaccines already tested to develop one for coronavirus - Explica
• Could an everyday childhood vaccine help against coronavirus? – CBS KMOV4
• The path forward with Dr. Paul Offit – CNBC Healthy Returns
• Pence’s false claims about Trump’s handling of coronavirus – NBC Boston
• How — and when — can the coronavirus vaccine become a reality? - ProPublica
• COVID-19 vaccines face hesitancy, fair distribution issues - Medscape
• Before schools reopen, parents urged to catch up on kids’ missed vaccinations – National Geographic
• Anti-abortion groups say COVID-19 vaccines may use cells from human fetuses - Newsweek
• The hideous truths of testing vaccines on humans - Forbes
• Coronavirus vaccine development – JAMA Network
• Last year’s NYC measles outbreak has lessons for COVID crisis - HealthDay
• Vaccine paradox: Will ‘flattening the curve’ stymie the chances of developing a coronavirus vaccine? – ABC News
• Could Trump turn a vaccine into a campaign stunt? – The New York Times
• ‘Operation Warp Speed’ is fueling vaccine fears, two top experts worry – CNN
• The first ‘warp speed’ coronavirus vaccines likely won’t stop the pandemic – BuzzFeed News
• Experts optimistic in search for COVID-19 vaccine – HealthDay
• Vaccines have saved millions of lives, but history shows missteps can prove deadly – The Boston Globe
• COVID-19 vaccine hunters and the ‘warp speed’ race that could test public trust – National Post
• Top U.S. scientists left out of White House selection of COVID-19 vaccine shortlist - Science
• In coronavirus vaccine race, past missteps serve as cautionary tales – ABC News
• Why a vaccine may not be enough to end the pandemic – Vox
• In the race for a vaccine, children may be last to be vaccinated – ABC News
• We can’t count on herd immunity to keep us healthy – The New York Times
• Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine announcement set off a frenzy on Wall Street. Now some are calling for an investigation – CNN Business
• France halts use of hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 patients – Republic World
• Rushing a COVID-19 vaccine - WHYY
• With big talk and hurled insults, the gloves come off in the race for the coronavirus vaccine – Gwinnett Daily Post
• Put your money on a COVID drug, before a vaccine – American Council on Science and Health
• How the U.S. fought the 1957 flu pandemic – Smithsonian Magazine
• When a close friend has doubts about vaccinations – The New York Times
• Early COVID-19 Vaccine Data Positive, But 'Unimpressive' – Voice of America
• Flu shots aren’t causing false positive COVID-19 tests - Politifact
• Experts skeptical after researchers report positive vaccine results – Erie News Now
• Doubts greet $1.2 billion bet by United States on a coronavirus vaccine by October - Science
• Op-Ed: While the U.S. rushes to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, here’s what science tells us – Los Angeles Times
• Fact check: Coronavirus vaccine could come this year, Trump says. Experts say he needs a 'miracle' to be right. – NBC News
• Politics could dictate who gets a coronavirus vaccine - Politico
• The Race to Develop a COVID-19 Vaccine, Explained – Rolling Stone
• Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine shows encouraging early results – The Washington Post
• Coronavirus: Govts, drugmakers under pressure to roll out effective COVID vaccines – Times of India
• Dr. Paul Offit – Professor of Pediatrics at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia on a potential COVID-19 vaccine – WPHT Talk Radio
• Trump sets goals of hundreds of millions of coronavirus vaccine doses by January, but scientists doubt it – The Washington Post
• Government can’t force you to get vaccinated for coronavirus but here’s why you should – Philadelphia Magazine
• To take on the coronavirus, US vaccine makers consider an unprecedented strategy: Working together - CNN
• Routine vaccinations for U.S. children have plummeted during the Covid-19 pandemic – Stat News
• Why a coronavirus vaccine takes so long, and some possible shortcuts - Bridge
• Regulators would consider releasing an unapproved coronavirus vaccine - Quartz
• What happens if a coronavirus vaccine is never developed? It has happened before - CNN
• Experts predict chaos and crime during coronavirus vaccine rollout – Business Insider Australia
• China is promoting coronavirus treatments based on unproven traditional medicines - Nature
• How close are we to a COVID-19 vaccine? – Voice of America
• The COVID vaccine timeline: Is 12-18 months realistic? - Medscape
• CHOP’s Offit on reopening schools – WHPT Talk Radio Philadelphia
• Virology expert Paul Offit on the search for a COVID-19 vaccine – Forum, KQED
• CHOP doctor speaks on risks of companies quickly creating a COVID-19 vaccine – NBC Philadelphia
• Is it possible to have a safe coronavirus vaccine by New Year’s Eve? – ABC News
• How long will a vaccine really take? – The New York Times
• Inside the extraordinary race to invent a coronavirus vaccine – The Washington Post
• Why is Orange County’s coronavirus death rate lower than its neighbors? – Orange County Register
• How should you stock your medicine cabinet? – TODAY online
• We could learn ‘the hard way’ if US is ready to reopen, doctor warns – The Today Show
• New Models Find Crowding, Population Density May Affect Death Rate – The Lead with Jake Tapper, CNN
• Crowding and the Coronavirus: The Key to Reopening – The New York Times
• The Challenging Path to a COVID-19 Vaccine – Science Friday
• What’s next for America in the coronavirus pandemic? No quick return to our old lives, experts say – Chicago Tribune
• The next 12 months: Coronavirus may still be around and answers could be scarce – The Boston Globe
• Growing concern over heart risks of chloroquine & hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 – ReachMD
• What made New York so hospitable for coronaviruses? – New York Times
• Should you take ibuprofen or paracetamol for coronavirus symptoms? – Heavy.com
• Why A Coronavirus Vaccine May Be years Away – The National Interest
• COVID-19: Is our cure worse than the disease? With Dr. Paul Offit – Zdogg MD
• Is Ibuprofen Really Risky for Coronavirus Patients? New York Times
• Philly Vaccine Pioneer: We Can’t Rush a Coronavirus Vaccine | Q&A – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Virology Expert: Coronavirus Mortality 'Keeps Coming Down' – CNN
• How Vaccine Hesitancy Is Contributing to Deadly Measles Resurgence – PBS NewsHour
• ‘No legitimate reason’ for not vaccinating – CNN (re-released)

• Feel the Heat: The Case for Letting Fevers Run Their Course – The Daily Beast
• Not Vaccinating Migrant Children is ‘Unconscionable’ - Medscape
• Primary Care Perspectives: Episode 55 — Fever in Children – Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
• ‘No legitimate reason’ for not vaccinating - CNN
• What will it take to eradicate mumps? - Medscape
• Down in the mumps: Why Temple students got the virus decades after development of a vaccine – WHYY - The Why podcast
• Washington measles outbreak: Why we should fear this vaccine-preventable disease – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Measles: Will it take a death to get kids vaccinated? – Medscape

• Which flu vaccine should kids get? CDC, AAP disagree – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• 5 questions: Why celebrities and politicians aren’t the best source of health information – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Vaccine Science Taken Hostage? Paul Offit Responds – Medscape
• Defending Vaccines, with Paul Offit – Politico’s Pulse Check
• Bad Advice – C-SPAN BookTV
• Battling Misinformation and ‘Bad Advice’ About Science and Your Health – National Public Radio
• Why Are Vaccination Rates Lower Among Kids with ASD? – Medscape
• Why are children with autism at higher risk for serious infections? – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Shingrix: Is the Hype Justified? – Medscape
• The Philly vaccine pioneer who saved thousands from flu, and predicted the next pandemic – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• A Bad Flu Year: Lives Are Saved Even With a 'Less Effective' Vaccine – Medscape

• Ancient Bacterial DNA Could Thwart a Devastating Disease – The Daily Beast
• This New Vaccine Has a Secret Benefit – The Daily Beast
• The Case for Letting Fevers Run Their Course – The Daily Beast
• Why Can’t We Make a Better Flu Vaccine? – The Daily Beast
• The Pregnancy Vaccine Scare That Should Have Never Been – The Daily Beast
• Correcting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vaccine ‘facts’ – Stat News
• What Makes Trumpcare So Dangerous for Kids – The Daily Beast
• Stories of Science Gone Wrong: Paul Offit Discusses His New Book – Medscape
• Did Anti-Vaxxers Spark a Measles Outbreak in an Immigrant Community? – The Daily Beast
• This Could Save Your Baby’s Life – The Daily Beast
• Fading Immunity to MMR Vaccine May Be Behind the Mumps Epidemic – Medscape
• The Kennedy Pushing His Own Fake News– The Daily Beast
• Should Children Who Have Received the Full Series of HPV4 Vaccine Also Get HPV9? – Medscape
• Are Kids Getting Too Many Vaccines – The Daily Beast

• Meningitis B Vaccine Recommendations – CHOP Primary Care Perspectives: Podcast for Pediatricians
• The HPV Vaccine and Autoimmunity: Reviewing the Research - Medscape
• The Rise and Fall of FluMist—Can the Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine Be Redeemed? - Medscape
• The Rise and Fall of FluMist—Can the Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine Be Redeemed? - Medscape
• Should We Bring Back the Whole-Cell Pertussis Vaccine? – Medscape
• Anti-Vaccine Doc 'Vaxxed': A Doctor's Film Review – Hollywood Reporter
• Should You Still Administer the HPV-4 Vaccine? - Medscape

• Supplements and Safety – Frontline/PBS
• A Child's Right to Be Vaccinated – Medscape
• New Adjuvanted Flu Vaccine: No Concerns About Narcolepsy – Medscape
• Republican Candidates and Their Surprising Comments About Vaccines – Medscape
• Give the MenB Vaccine Medscape
• Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane - WHYY Public Radio
• The Measles Tipping Point: Too Many Unvaccinated Children – Medscape
• HPV9 Vaccine: Enhanced Cancer Protection, Guidance for Use – Medscape
• Vaccines and autism in primate model – Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
• Our children are at risk and here’s why – USA Today
• What Would Jesus Do About Measles? –The New York Times

• The Hygiene Hypothesis – Unrelated to Vaccination – Medscape
• The Resurgence of Childhood Diseases in Adults – Wall Street Journal
• Serogroup B Meningococcal Vaccine: Who Should Get It? – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Doctors Learn to Push Back, Gently, Against Anti-vaccination Movement – Los Angeles Times
• HPV Vaccine: It’s About Cancer Prevention – Not Sex – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Spacing out Kids’ Vaccines Can Hurt Their Health, Experts Say – Time
• Measles Outbreaks in the US: Why Now? – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• An Outbreak of Liberal Idiocy – The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
• Let’s Put a Stop to Parents Opting out of Vaccinations for Their Kids – The Pulse Commentary
• What Is the Invisible Threat? – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• To Vaccinate or Not: Calming Worried Parents - Medscape Close-Up with Art Caplan
• The Anti-Vaccination Epidemic -The Wall Street Journal
• Let’s Not Talk About Sex - The New York Times
• Remembering How to Fight Measles - The New York Times

• Cancer and the Power of Placebo - Medscape Oncology Viewpoints
• HPV Vaccine, Katie, Cancer Prevention: Missing the Science - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Hospital Says No More Dietary Supplements in Formulary – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Do You Believe in Magic? Topol, Offit on Alternative Medicine – Medscape One-on-One
• Stop Swallowing Vitamins and the Claims About Their Effects, Doctors Urge – The Daily Circuit, Minnesota Public Radio
• A Conversation About Alternative Medicine – WHYY Radio Times
• Is Alternative Medicine Really ‘Medicine’? – WHYY Science Friday
• Mind Over Matter: Debunking Alternative Medicines – Review of Dr. Offit’s book, Do You Believe in Magic? - New York Times
• Should Refusing Medical Care for Children Be considered Neglect? – WHYY Radio Times
• Multiple Vaccines Safe, Not Linked to Autism – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Measles: Make MMR Jab Mandatory' Call by US Expert – BBC News
• Pertactin and Vaccines: Important or Not? – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Vaccines Schedules Are Safe (Pass It On) – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Skip the Supplements – The New York Times
• Don’t Take Your Vitamins – The New York Times

• Thimerosal in Vaccines: What Are the Facts? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Dismal Rates of HPV Vaccination in Boys - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Vaccine Exemptions? Call Them What They Really Are - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• What the U.S. Needs Now: Pertussis Boosters - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Which Complementary and Alternative Therapies Merit Study? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Fire Patients Who Won't Vaccinate? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• HPV Vaccine and Sexual Activity: Any Relationship? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Junk Science Isn't a Victimless Crime - The Wall Street Journal

• Immunization: A Dose of Reality - Florida Bureau of Immunization
• Immunization in Teens: Good News, Bad News - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• "Contagion," the Movie: An Expert Medical Review - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Influenza Vaccine: Guidelines for Those With Egg Allergy - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Does Varicella Vaccine Eliminate Deaths From Varicella? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Paul Offit on the Dangers of the Anti-vaccine Movement - Medscape One-on-One
• Vaccine Safety - Live Chat With Trine Tsouderos - Chicago Tribune
• Should the HPV Vaccine Be Recommended for Boys and Young Men? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Interview with Paul Offit, MD, author of "Deadly Choices" and Seth Mnookin, author of "The Panic Virus" - No Bones About It
• Autism and the MMR Vaccine, Revisited - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Science in One Room, Homeopathy in the Next - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Two New Books Challenge Myths, Fears About Vaccines - USA Today

Interviews with Dr. Offit -The History of Vaccines

• Entering Vaccine Research
• Formative Experience with Rotavirus
• Developing Rotavirus Vaccine
• Testing the Rotavirus Vaccine
• How to Make a Vaccine
• Vaccine Safety Monitoring

• Meningococcal Vaccine Booster: New Recommendations - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• The Pertussis Outbreak in California and the Need for Vaccination - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Mandating Influenza Vaccine: One Hospital's Experience - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• New Research on the Timing of Vaccines and Neurodevelopmental Outcomes - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• A Social Responsibility to Get Vaccinated? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Dealing With Parents Who Want to Delay, Withhold, or Space out Vaccinations - Medscape Infectious Diseases

• Doctor Punctures H1N1 Vaccine Fears -Talk of the Nation on National Public Radio. Dr. Offit addresses the fears surrounding H1N1 influenza and the vaccine that could prevent it
• Nothing to Fear but the Flu Itself - The New York Times

• Sick Propaganda - The Wall Street Journal
• The Omnibus Autism Hearing - The Boston Globe

• Pandemic Flu, the Cutter Incident and Vaccine Liability - Parents PACK Newsletter
• Death of an Autistic Child From Chelation Therapy - Parents PACK Newsletter