In the Journals: Autism and Flu
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Find out about a study that looked at whether influenza virus or vaccine causes autism.
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News & Views: Two Versus Three Doses of HPV Vaccine
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Find out which patients now only need two doses of HPV vaccine and why.
In the Journals: Meningococcal B Vaccine in Infants
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In September 2015, England became the first country in the world to introduce the meningococcal serogroup B (MenB) vaccine for routine use in infants. Find out more about the efficacy study that led to this recommendation.
Resources: New Mobile App, Card Game and Kid Travel Website
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Find out about a new vaccine mobile app, card game, and kid travel website and newsletter.
Technically Speaking: Who Needs Hepatitis B Serologic Testing before or after Vaccination?
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Pre- and/or post-vaccination serologic testing is recommended for some people who are candidates for vaccination. Find out more about who needs the testing.
News and Views: Can You Answer These Questions about Vaccine Coverage Rates?
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See if you can answer questions based on the 2015 NIS survey and the kindergarten vaccine coverage 2014-15 survey.
In the Journals: Gaining an Understanding of Intussusception and Rotavirus
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Read about the relationship between rotavirus and intussusception.
Technically Speaking: Hepatitis B Vaccination for Adults — Who Needs It and When?
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Refresh your memory about hepatitis B vaccination for adults.
On the Bookshelf: Suspicious Minds: Why We Believe Conspiracy Theories
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Rob Brotherton describes conspiracy theories and some human tendencies that lead some to believe in them more than others. Read more about the book.
Vaccine Resources: Movie resources
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Find out about the free 15-minute movie, Lady Ganga, and find resources for responding to concerns generated by the movie, Vaxxed.