Vaccinations News
|
Rotherham -
A concerned British mother from the North of England took her baby boy to the doctors three times for check ups. She was convinced he had more than common chickenpox. She was sent home with pain killers.
|
|
The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination has been a divisive topic right from the start. The vaccine, branded as "Gardasil" or "Ceravix", is the cervical cancer vaccine created by Merck & Co. and GlaxoSmithKline, respectively.
|
|
Testing plans are now in the making for the delivery of 200,000 doses of cholera vaccine for approximately 100,000 people --not enough to stop the cholera, but enough to show the world the vaccine works.
|
|
Toronto -
Toronto Public Health sent out a news release reporting that Hepatitis A was identified in a restaurant employee. The city is now urging customers who visited the restaurant Sunday to be vaccinated.
|
|
The foundation for personal injury and medical malpractice lawsuits has to do with the infliction and nature of harm. What might occur in the courts in light of the Lancet Journal's retraction on the link between autism and vaccinations?
|
|
A high school in the Trois-Pistoles of Quebec began vaccinating students two days earlier than was originally scheduled.
|
|
In recent preliminary reports published on the internet, Baxter Healthcare Corporation applied for a patent for the vaccine that would immunize the H1N1 Swine Flu.
|
|
Knowing now that HNS1 is spreading in different parts of the world, experts are meeting to talk about how to mitigate the spread of the disease. Science and history form the platform for strategies to slow the spread of pandemic flu.
|
|
Today a great thing happened. The mothers of autistic children whose disease may be linked to a vaccination were finally given their day in court. Nearly 5,000 families were present for the hearing today in Washington, D.C.
|
apis-176242 apis-163746 apis-163299 apis-151412 apis-134168 apis-128460 apis-123567 apis-122056 apis-97903
Vaccinations Headlines
An early clinical trial of a hepatitis C vaccine has shown "promising" results, according to researchers at Oxford University.
 A sudden, serious allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis is "extremely rare" after childhood vaccinations, a U.K. study suggests.
 Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan say they are close to developing a vaccine to fight respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), a highly contagious infection that can be life-threatening to children.
 'Vaccine fatigue' may be to blame
The BBC has gained rare access to a high-security US research facility where scientists have developed a new vaccine against a devastating animal disease, foot-and-mouth.
|
 |
Top News
topnews-right-177722 topnews-right-177740 topnews-right-177739 topnews-right-177745 topnews-right-177616 topnews-right-177738 topnews-right-177734 topnews-right-177719
Vaccinations Image
image:62915:0::0
Vaccinations Blogs
|
April 22, 2012 The word vaccination was first used by Edward Jenner in 1796. The word "vaccination" was...
|
|
Last year was the worst year for measles in the U.S. in 15 years the CDC has announced. There were 222 cases of...
|
|
When going to an exotic country you have to get required vaccinations. It's for your safety, no more arguing about...
|
|
I recently visited the Humane Society of Charlotte, North Carolina, my first trip ever to anywhere with homeless pets...
|
|
As a Canadian who travels in the United States I am often, and unwillingly drawn into the American Health debate. I...
|
bpimgset-175349 bpimgset-148719
|
Email this
Share on Facebook
