Vaccines in the News

Vaccines in the News

The Flu Hits Harder in Poorer Neighborhoods February 15, 2016
For a variety of reasons, those on the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder are more likely to suffer from certain illnesses, including depression, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Now here's another ailment to add to the list: Americans living in poorer neighborhoods are almost twice as likely to have severe complications from the flu than those living in richer neighborhoods, according to a new analysis. [+] more
How Scalia's Death Could Impact Science On The Supreme Court February 15, 2016
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died this past weekend, was no scientist. But he was still frequently asked to rule on questions regarding science, and because of his position his opinion could have more real-world impact in those areas than any scientist's. [+] more
My view: Helping protect children who are not vaccinated February 14, 2016
Imagine having a son who, at the tender age of 5, is diagnosed with leukemia... Because of his compromised immune system, he cannot be immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases. [+] more
CDC Flu Update: Localized Pockets of High Activity in the U.S. February 14, 2016
According to this week's Fluview report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), flu activity increased slightly in the United States. [+] more

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