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  • Meningitis B Vaccine and its High Price Tag..
    Meningitis B is rare but a very lethal infection. A few months ago a few students at Princeton and the University of California-Santa Barbara were infected by it and it was then realized that there was no vaccine ..
  • Whooping Cough Cases Increase in Indiana..
    A recent study reveals that the number of whooping cough cases in the State of Indiana have doubled in the past year. State health experts are urging parents to ensure that their children have been vaccinated. In ..
  • The Microneedle Flu Patch..
    Vaccines have traditionally been administered via an injection or by mouth. There is no denying the fact that most people do not like vaccine injections and it seems that they may no longer need them. A recent study ..
  • US Travelers Advised to Get Cholera Vaccine..
    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recently recommended that Americans who travel to areas of the world where there is active cholera should be vaccinated. There is now a single dose oral ..
  • Limited Supplies of Travel Vaccines..
    For Americans who want to travel to Africa or certain parts of South America and want a yellow fever vaccine may have to wait or may have to change their travels plans. Yellow fever is a potentially fatal viral ..
  • Mumps Outbreaks Increasing..
    Almost all over the country, there are reports of new cases of mumps. Texas alone is experiencing a 20-year high in mumps cases. So far, nearly 2,000 cases have been reported in 42 states and that number is going to ..
  • Somalia to Start Vaccine Program Against Cholera..
    The problems in Somalia never seem to end. Apart from wars and violence, the country has been beset with famine and outbreaks of several infectious disorders. This time, Somalia is faced with a severe outbreak of ..
  • Ebola virus disease in Guinea..
    Ebola Virus in Guinea Eradicated: Or Has It? In March 2014, 86 cases of Ebola showed up in Guinea. Fifty-nine of those persons died. Guinea’s Minister of Health notified the World Health Organization (WHO) ..
  • Can Bacteria-Infected Mosquitoes Stop the Spread O..
    Experts in infectious disease believe that one of the least appreciated organisms on earth is wolbachia. This particular organism infects millions of invertebrates including shrimps, spiders and even parasitic worms ..
  • 2017 Update of Immunization Schedules..
    The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and The Centers for Disease control and Prevention have just released an update on the immunization schedules for children for 2017. One very notable change made by the AAP’s ..
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