In the Journals: Influenza Vaccine During Pregnancy
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A group of researchers studied the effect of influenza vaccine given during pregnancy to protect infants as well as their mothers. Learn about the study and the authors' findings.
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A group of researchers studied the effect of influenza vaccine given during pregnancy to protect infants as well as their mothers. Learn about the study and the authors' findings.
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Enteroviruses are part of the Picornaviridae family. Viruses in this family are small-sized, single stranded RNA (ssRNA) viruses.
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Read a review about "On Immunity: An Inoculation."
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Learn about the new pneumococcal vaccine recommendations released by the CDC for adults age 65 years and older.
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The following book provides invaluable tools and resources to help those involved in running and sustaining community coalitions.
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To determine whether the pertussis epidemic in the state of Washington had any impact on vaccination rates, researchers at Seattle Children’s Hospital and the University of Washington measured immunization rates for DTaP in infants before, during and after the epidemic. Read about their findings.
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Immunogenicity and efficacy may be used interchangeably in conversations about vaccination; however, they are not exactly the same thing. This is especially true when discussing or interpreting data from vaccine trials.
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Every Child By Two (ECBT) recently announced the availability of an electronic book (ebook) that can be co-branded and used with parents.
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Read about pertussis outbreak in Florida that was the study of a research article by Mattias J, Dusek C, Pritchard PS, et al.
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Two studies suggest that clinicians should be reassured that HPV vaccine is not a cause of VTE.