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Daily Vaccine News Posted August 19, 2011
Sex -- not health -- a priority in California
WHO disqualifies 3 vaccines of Panacea Biotec
Holier than Thou BMJ Editor Godlee Fails to Acknowledge Merck MMR Conflict by John Stone Age of Autism
U.S. Department of State Urged to Support Ban of Mercury in Vaccines
Dartmouth Makes Flu Shots Mandatory
Many Health Care Workers Don't Get Flu Vaccines CDC Study Shows 63% of Health Care Workers Skip Flu Vaccines
Health Workers, Gravidas Miss Flu Shot Goals
Medics puzzled by rare case of German measles
MCHD to give out 3,000 free vaccines to Montgomery County students
More Parents Opt Out of Immunizations Record number of kindergartners forgo vaccinations with personal belief waivers
Study: Good antibody response to one or two doses of LAIV
Snohomish County infant dies as whooping cough spreads A Snohomish Health District official says an infant from east Snohomish County has died from whooping cough.
FDA Approves Mayo Cancer Vaccines for Human Testing
Having a crack: what do chiropractors know about vaccinations?
School board activates Tdap waiver Glendale Unified will have 30 days from the start of school to make sure secondary students get Tdap vaccine.
Scientists move closer to HIV vaccine, isolate antibodies
NIH-Led Team Maps Route for Eliciting HIV Neutralizing Antibodies New Technique Can be Used Widely to Develop Vaccines
The Gardasil Proxy
Research
and Markets: Vaccines in Western Europe - An Overview of the Trends
& Future Outlook of the Vaccine Markets in Different Western
European Countries
EDITORIAL: Immunizations part of good parenting
Kids' Hacking Is Seldom Whooping Cough, Study Finds For most children, respiratory symptoms don't indicate presence of the illness, researchers say
Whooping cough vaccinations are vital
Whooping cough vaccine required for school; 17 cases reported in Shasta County through July
Local Case Linked to Toronto Outbreak of Mumps
Push begins to vaccinate kids before school starts
Amid confusion over how many Miami-Dade students don’t have all the
vaccinations they need, health officials expect a crush of parents
seeking vaccines for their children before school starts Monday.
Vaccinations for Adults Video Dr. Donnica Moore discusses common vaccines for adults.
ALL ABOUT AGING: Vaccines: Which Ones Do Seniors Need?
Adult Vaccinations Protect Children: Report But few get the recommended immunizations, experts say
Many Metro 7th Graders Still Need Vaccinations
The vaccines your college freshman needs (includes video)
CDC: Flu Vaccine for All, Again
CDC Seasonal Influenza (Flu) What’s New on this Site
Detroit Schools hold enrollment drive at museum
Corona del Mar High School Offering Vaccinations Don't forget! Whooping cough booster vaccinations will be given today.
Students Must Show Shot Records To Enter School In Fall Students Need Up-To-Date Whooping Cough Vaccine
Metro staffing increased for school vaccines
Immunizations for school
Why immunize?
Some more science facts
Two Cases of Measles Confirmed in Dakota County Dropping vaccination rates have led to a resurgence of measles internationally, according to health officials.
Measles outbreak prompts vaccine reminder
HSE warns of rapid rise in measles cases The HSE has reported a rapid rise in measles cases, with over 135 cases so far this year.
Life-saving efforts in Ethiopia continue, growing shelter needs in Djibouti
Measles outbreak compounds famine relief efforts in horn of Africa
Measles outbreak in Blacktown causes alarm
3 Nebraska counties short of chickenpox vaccine
Varicella-zoster virus
Health Tip: Using an Antiviral for Chickenpox Who may need the treatment
Doctor Offers Advice On Meningitis (includes video)
$8.6 Million Imaging Suite to Speed Epidemic Diagnosis
Mosquitoes' Built Up Resistance to Bednets Stirs Malaria Worries
Regional Center for Infectious Disease Participates in Global Trial on HIV/AIDS
Military Infectious Diseases Basic Reserach Award
British used bioweapon in US war of independence
Smallpox: The Death of a Disease
To Do: Smallpox Exhibit at the National Constitution Center Take in a popup exhibit compliments of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia tonight at the National Constitution Center
Researchers from University of Amsterdam Publish New Studies and Findings in the Area of Pneumonia
Industry, FDA spar on names for drugs Mix-ups pose a safety threat, advocates say
FDA Modernizing Regulatory Science
Patients Taking Antipsychotics Urged to Get Routine Physicals These meds linked to risk factors for heart disease, diabetes and stroke, researchers say
‘Brain-eating amoeba’ claims second victim this month (includes video)
Revisiting adoptee screening policies urged for the AAP
N. Ind. health office warns of Lyme disease surge
Change the environment, not the child National study finds equal benefit for children with cerebral palsy
CDC Rates for New Cancer Cases and Deaths by Race/Ethnicity and Sex Talk to your doctor about ways you can reduce your cancer risk.
12 Things You Should Stop Buying Now
Making product websites more effective
Most Doctors Will Face Malpractice Claims During Their Careers But study also found most of those claims never end in payments
Is Your Physician Stumped by Your Symptoms? This Could be the Reason (includes video)
Hepatitis scare prompts lawsuit against Olive Garden
Teva Not Responsible for Nevada Hepatitis Outbreak, Lawyer Tells Jurors
Part 2 The Greatest Challenge: Autism and an Out of Home Placement Age of Autism
Biotech industry at war over GMOs; millions of dollars funneled to lawmakers
Farmers speak out: GMOs are a trap that Monsanto is using to take over agriculture
TACA E-Newsletter August 19, 2011
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