Can microwave popcorn reduce vaccines’ effectiveness?
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New questions are being raised about whether chemicals found in microwave popcorn interfere with the effectiveness of certain vaccinations. Read more
Largest U.S. outbreak of measles highlights risk of non-vaccination trend
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It’s the biggest U.S. measles outbreak in 15 years — and it’s being blamed on parents who choose not to vaccinate their kids. Read more
2011 flu vaccine: What you need to know
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Flu vaccination season is in full swing. Here’s the information practitioners and patients alike will be looking for. Read more
Proof: Flu vaccines cut kids’ ER visits
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Reducing the number of kids’ visits to the ER is as simple as getting them vaccinated against the flu. Read more
CDC warns about new dengue fever outbreak
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The CDC is warning people about an outbreak of dengue fever in the Bahamas after several visitors to the islands became sick. Read more
Most who start the HPV vaccine don’t finish it
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New research indicates the HPV vaccine isn’t reaching its potential — simply because users aren’t getting the full regimen of shots. Read more
Survey: Less than 50% of first-responders willing to work a lethal pandemic
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Emergency services personnel are known for their mettle — but new research shows even they have a breaking point. Read more
Half of staffers will refuse H1N1 vaccine
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New surveys indicate that up to half of health care workers plan to refuse the H1N1 flu vaccine — a step that could have huge repercussions for your own facility and the general public.
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Half of your staffers will refuse the H1N1 flu vaccine — how to handle it
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New surveys indicate that up to half of health care workers plan to refuse the H1N1 flu vaccine — a step that could have huge repercussions for your own facility and the general public. Read more
