In the Journals: Evaluating a Vaccine Against Group B Streptococcus
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Read about the findings of a study that evaluated the ability of a single-dose maternal GBS vaccine to induce protection.
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News & Views — Public Health Funding: It’s Not Just About Vaccines
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Find out about the history of public health and the pressing needs for public health services today.
In the Journals: Effectiveness of Mpox Vaccine
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Check out a recent study by the CDC about the effectiveness of mpox vaccine in infected individuals.
Technically Speaking: Fires and Floods and Tornadoes, Oh My! Protecting Your Vaccine Supply
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Find 10 tips for safe storage and handling of vaccine supplies, and get useful resources from Immunize.org and CDC.
Vaccine Resources: Various Resources to Check Out This Month!
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Find links to various resources, including info about COVID-19, HPV, school-age vaccines, mis- and disinformation, and the June 2023 ACIP meeting.
News & Views — Varicella After 25 Years of Chickenpox Vaccine: Test Yourself
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Can you answer these 5 questions about chickenpox (varicella) and the vaccine?
In the Journals: The Important Role of Memory T Cells in COVID-19 Protection
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Find out about a study that examined the importance of memory T cells in resolution of COVID-19 symptoms.
Technically Speaking: Important Job Aids for Catch-up Vaccination
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How can you figure out when to administer vaccines to patients who need to catch up on vaccines? These resources can help.
On the Bookshelf — “Trust Me, I’m Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator” by Ryan Holiday
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The updated edition of “Trust Me, I am Lying” by Ryan Holiday describes why “the facts” often can’t compete with the media narrative.
Vaccine Resources: Trigger Words and “Infectious IDeas” Podcast
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Cervical cancer patients share their thoughts about trigger words in a recent Cervivor’s blog post, and the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases offers “Infectious IDeas” podcast. Check them out!