Vaccines in the News
Vaccines in the News
Unvaccinated Kids Behind Largest U.S. Measles Outbreak in Years: Study
October 20, 2011
THURSDAY, Oct. 20 (HealthDay News) -- The largest U.S. outbreak of measles to occur in 15 years -- affecting 214 children so far -- is likely driven by travelers returning from abroad and by too many unvaccinated U.S. children, according to new research. [+] more
Immunization and Hemophilia: Kids and adults with bleeding disorders can and should receive vaccines
October 20, 2011
Children and adults with bleeding disorders can and should receive the recommended immunizations for their age group. These vaccinations are often given by their primary care physician. [+] more
Younger doctors not as pro-vaccine as older docs
October 20, 2011
At a time when enthusiasm for vaccination is waning among parents in the United States, a new study shows younger doctors are less likely than their older peers to be staunch believers in the effectiveness and safety of vaccines. [+] more
More Pregnant Women Getting Flu Shots
October 20, 2011
Pregnant women are more likely to get a flu shot than they were a few years ago, and for good reason: Evidence continues to mount that the vaccine safely protects both mother and newborn from influenza and its complications. [+] more
