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Register for the April 3 webinar during which Dr. Offit will discuss common misconceptions related to COVID-19 vaccines. Watch a panel discussion hosted by the VEC and PolicyLab at CHOP about vaccines and college health.
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Check out three publications for insights into what the public thinks about science, how the COVID-19 pandemic changed the situation, and how these perceptions can influence health-related decision-making.
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Published by the National Academy of Sciences, this report offers important context and considerations for communicating about health- and science-related topics in today’s environment.
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Read about Pfizer’s and GSK’s RSV vaccine trials in pregnant people and why only Pfizer submitted their vaccine for review.
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Do you encounter parents who are concerned about the “newness” of a vaccine or find yourself having to explain changes to vaccine recommendations? Find useful tools about vaccine development and timeline questions.
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Download the “Digital Safety Kit for Public Health,” designed to provide information about recognizing and responding to online harassment, making a self-protection plan, and enacting institutional support.
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Check out a detailed report by the World Health Organization on the effects of two threats that compounded the COVID-19 pandemic: cyberattacks on health infrastructure and disinformation campaigns.
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Check out the results of a study evaluating a possible new single-dose dengue vaccine.
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Get Immunize.org resources that help sort the latest pneumococcal vaccine recommendations for kids.
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Be inspired by this autobiography of one of the scientists who won the Nobel Prize for their work on mRNA vaccines, while getting a peek into the practice of science.