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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Anecdotal Amish-don’t-vaccinate claims disproved by fact-based study
Category: Autism, Public health, Vaccines
Tagged Amish, Andrew Wakefield, Autism News Beat, Ken Reibel, Pediatrics
91 Comments
CDC issues official emergency health alert on measles (Plus: a success story in Ghana)
Category: Health care, Measles, Vaccines
Tagged CDC, Ghana, K.O. Antwi-Agyei, Pacific Health Summit, U.K.
1 Comment
Parents and pediatricians: Do you think a pre-natal discussion about vaccines would help assuage fears?
Category: Autism, Health care, Public health, Vaccine safety, Vaccines
Tagged 9/11, Andrew Wakefield, California, Connecticut, Dublin, Ireland, measles, MMR, New York, ob-gyns, pediatricians, The Panic Virus, The Washington Post, truthers, whooping cough
71 Comments
Tune in to the Health Affairs briefing on Strategies for the “Decade of Vaccines”
Category: Media, Public health, Vaccines
Tagged CDC, Glen Nowak, Health Affairs, The Gates Foundation
2 Comments
China Hospital CEO Magazine: “Better than the Art of War and The Analects of Confucius combined”
Category: Book review
Tagged Art of War, China Hospital CEO, Confucius, Jodie Zhang, The Panic Virus
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AskDrSears.com to feature “updated” vaccine info “within a couple of weeks.”
Category: Public health, Vaccine safety, Vaccines
Tagged Bill Sears, Bob Sears, Dr. Sears Family Essentials, Matt Sears, The Vaccine Book
7 Comments
After disappearing from his family’s site, Sears tells Facebook fans that measles outbreaks not “much risk” for infants
Category: Measles, Public health, Vaccines
Tagged Amazon, Bill Sears, Bob Sears, Facebook, MMR, Mothering.com, San Diego, The Autism Book, The Panic Virus, The Vaccine Book
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