News & Views — 2021 Vaccine Update: Year-in-review Trivia
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This year went by in a whirl of activity! How much do you remember? Test yourself by answering these trivia questions from topics covered during 2021 in the Vaccine Update newsletter. Missed an article or not remembering? Each answer includes a link to the relevant information.
The answer is “E. None of these.” Public concerns related to reproductive health and COVID-19 vaccination, and the data related to each, were discussed in the May 2021 “News and Views” article, guest authored by Dr. Barbara Kuter.
The answer is “D. All of these.” WHO data from the previous influenza season, factors related to the 2021-2022 season, and vaccine-related information from the CDC were discussed in the July 2021 “News and Views” article.
The answer is “D. None of these.” Dr. Offit described studies related to each of these in the “In the Journals” section of the Vaccine Update during 2021:
The answer is “A. Varicella.” In her premiere “Technically Speaking” column (July 2021), Dr. Humiston wrote about scheduling, coding and billing, interchangeability, contraindications and more related to this new combination vaccine.
The answer is “K. All of these.” If you are not familiar with any of these items, please take the opportunity to check them out today:
To review the complete year of Vaccine Update articles, check out the “Vaccine Update Newsletter” page.
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Enjoy a safe and (hopefully) rest-filled holiday, and we look forward to keeping you up to date about “all things vaccines” in 2022!
Contributed by: Charlotte A. Moser, MS, Paul A. Offit, MD
Categories: Vaccine Update December 2021, News and Views About Vaccines
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