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August 22, 2008

CDC released an update on measles in the United States, from January to July 2008.

August 11, 2008

ACIP has released updated recommendations on the prevention and control of influenza.

Newsbriefs

September 4, 2008

Study Finds No Autism Link in Vaccine

Washington Post

September 3, 2008

Brazil Embarks on Massive Measles Campaign

SABC News

September 3, 2008

Cancer Jab Is Offered to Girls Across Northern Ireland

Belfast Telegraph

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Immunization Issues

Do Multiple Vaccines Overwhelm the Immune System?

Looking at the number of shots given at each pediatric visit, many parents wonder whether a baby’s immune system can withstand so many immunizations.

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Immunization Science

Impact of Influenza Vaccination in the Elderly

This study looked at the effectiveness of inactivated influenza vaccine at protecting seniors from hospitalizations for pneumonia or influenza-like illness and from death from all causes.

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