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Does it make sense to delay children's vaccines?
When Elyse Imamura's son was an infant, she and her husband, Robert, chose to spread out his vaccinations at a more gradual pace than the official schedule recommended.
37 minutes ago - News Medical
Measles Propaganda Can Have Dire Public Health Ramifications
Mandatory use of the first vaccine - the smallpox vaccine - became common in the 19th century because that infection had a mortality rate of 30 percent. 1 Measles is not and...
5 hours ago - Mercola
Measles and Vaccine Hesitancy: AAP Responds
Dr Kyle Yasuda, AAP president, discusses the organization's response to anti-vaccine messages spreading on social media. Medscape Pediatrics
11 hours ago - Medscape
Cancer Vaccine Misses Mark in Prostate Cancer
Phase III randomized trial fails to confirm survival benefit seen earlier
12 hours ago - MedPageToday
Flu Shot OK for Cancer Patients on Checkpoint Inhibitors
Study examined incidence of immune-related adverse events after flu vaccination
12 hours ago - MedPageToday
Russian speakers hardest-hit by measles in Washington as myths fly
Russian-speakers in Washington have the lowest vaccination rates in the state, and insular communities help anti-vaccination myths spread, paving the way for the measles outbreak.
13 hours ago - Daily Mail
Zika study may 'supercharge' vaccine research
Scientists looking at the genetics of Zika virus have found a way to fast-track research which could lead to new vaccines. The study used a new technique to uncover Zika...
14 hours ago - ScienceDaily - 2 articles
A single doctor wrote one THIRD of vaccine exemptions for San Diego school children
Dr Tara Zandvliet wrote 141 out of 486 total medical exemptions from vaccination for students of the San Diego Unified School District since 2015, documents obtained by local...
18 hours ago - Daily Mail
Medical MYTHS: You've been lied to about the history of vaccines vs. mortality. Now learn what the dishonest vaccine establishment doesn't want you to know
The vaccine debate has been simmering for years, but two recent developments have turned the heat up around this issue dramatically in the past few months. First, the World...
19 hours ago - Natural News
Kentucky teen who refuses to get the chickenpox vaccine SUES his school
Jerome Kunkel, an 18-year-old senior and basketball captain at a Catholic school in Walton, objects to vaccines because he believes they 'contain aborted fetal cells'.
20 hours ago - Daily Mail
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New customized video game called myoelectric computer interface helped retrain stroke survivors' arm muscles into moving more normally, finds a new study.
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Simple blood test and mathematical model can precisely identify preterm babies without ultrasound, reports a new study
Pregnant Women with Undiagnosed Diabetes More Likely to Experience Stillbirths
Women with undiagnosed diabetes in pregnancy are more likely to experience stillbirth, reveals a new study.
Low Levels of Leisure-Time Exercise Can Lower Your Death Risk
Even very light leisure-time exercises such as gardening and walking in the park can reduce the risk of death from heart disease, cancer, and other causes, reveals a new study.
Undernutrition in Pregnancy Changes Lung-Specific Gene Expressions
New research shows how a mother's diet can affect epigenetic markers of her offspring and result in changes to genes that regulate lung health.
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New study finds that even low doses of the synthetic cannabinoid JWH-018 can reduce or impair cognitive performance.
The woman who can SMELL Parkinson's
Joy Milne , of Perth, Scotland, discovered she can smell Parkinson's when she noticed a change in her late husband Les's scent a decade before he was diagnosed in 1985.
People Choose Healthy and Sustainable Lunches Labeled 'green'
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