In the Journals: Gaining an Understanding of Intussusception and Rotavirus
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Read about the relationship between rotavirus and intussusception.
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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.
News & Views: Teen Immunizations — An Update from The Recent NIS-Teen Survey
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See a summary of findings from the 2015 NIS-Teen Survey and resources related to teen vaccines.
In the Journals: Global Vaccine Confidence Project
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Find out about the Vaccine Confidence Project and findings of a survey related to vaccine confidence in 67 countries.
Technically Speaking: What’s New in the Influenza Vaccination Recommendations for the 2016-17 Season?
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Read the latest CDC recommendations on influenza vaccination for the 2016-17 season. Find out why the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) continues to recommend routine annual influenza vaccination.
Vaccine Resources: New CDC Labels Make Vaccine Storage Easier
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Find out more about labels the CDC designed to help make vaccine storage easier for staff.
Vaccine Resources: Find Many New and Updated Immunization-related Resources
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Everyone has been busy — find out about a variety of new and updated vaccine resources.
News & Views: Why National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM)?
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For those who work in a field related to immunizations, every month seems like “immunization awareness month,” so you might wonder why do we have a national awareness campaign about vaccines for the whole month every August?