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First Conditional License Granted for Avian Influenza Vaccine

Sep 23, 2015

Harrisvaccines has been granted a USDA conditional license for the company’s avian influenza vaccine, RNA. This is the first conditional license for the highly pathogenic avian influenza that swept across the Midwest in the spring of ...

Tags: Harrisvaccines, avian influenza vaccine, SirraVax technology

An Alliance Said It Will Support Vaccination of 1.5 Million Girls in Rwanda

Mar 8, 2014

An alliance that helps developing nations said it will support vaccination of 1.5 million girls in Rwanda, Uganda and Uzbekistan against cervical cancer. The GAVI Alliance, which brings together developing country and donor governments, ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

A Snapshot of Patients Required Care at Duke University Hospital

Feb 26, 2014

A snapshot of patients who required care at Duke University Hospital during this year's flu season shows that those who had not been vaccinated had severe cases and needed the most intensive treatment. In an analysis of the first 55 ...

Tags: Flu Patient, Intensive Care, ICU level care, Duke

Doctors Have a Vital Role in Increasing The Number of Girls and Young Women

Feb 10, 2014

MONDAY Jan.27,2014,2014--Doctors have a vital role in increasing the number of girls and young women who get a vaccine that helps protect them against cervical cancer,according to a new study. Despite calls by experts for universal human ...

Tags: Hpv Vaccination, HPV, Medicine

Colonial Manor Cleburne Will Be Providing Free Flu Shots to Seniors 65

Jan 21, 2014

Colonial Manor Cleburne, Advanced Healthcare of Garland and Winfield Rehab and Nursing, top-notch rehabilitation and skilled nursing centers, located in Cleburne, Garland, and Crockett, Texas, will be providing free flu shots to seniors 65 ...

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Canadian Swine Health Board Is Once Again Encouraging Pork Producers to Protect Themselves

Jan 20, 2014

The Canadian Swine Health Board is once again encouraging pork producers to protect themselves and their swine herds by being vaccinated against seasonal influenza. Influenza is a virus of the upper respiratory tract. Certain strains ...

Tags: Pork, Seasonal Flu

Less Than 15% Get The Vaccination That Helps Prevent The Blistering Skin Rash

Jan 20, 2014

While people over the age of 60 account for more than half of all shingles cases, less than 15% get the vaccination that helps prevent the blistering skin rash, which can cause lingering nerve pain. "I awoke with such pain in my head and ...

Tags: EMR, Pharmacist Intervention, Preventative Care of Shingles

Vaccination Reduced The Risk of Pregnant Women Getting The Flu by Half From 2010 to 2012

Jan 19, 2014

Vaccination reduced the risk of pregnant women getting the flu by half from 2010 to 2012, federal health officials said. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends the flu shot as a priority for pregnant women because ...

Tags: Flu, Health, Medicine

Vaccines That Protect Against Rotavirus Have Lower Risks of Bowel Obstruction for Infants

Jan 15, 2014

Newer vaccines that protect against rotavirus have lower risks of bowel obstruction for infants than a previous vaccine did, two new studies suggest. "We would call it a small increased risk," said W. Katherine Yih, a lecturer at Harvard ...

Tags: rotavirus, bowel obstruction, infants health, new vaccine

40% of Preschoolers with Autism Get Some Kind of Complementary or Alternative Therapy

Jan 15, 2014

Nearly 40 percent of preschoolers with autism are getting some kind of complementary or alternative therapy for their condition, with nutritional supplements and special diets being the most common things parents try, a new study shows. ...

Tags: preschoolers health, autism, alternative therapy, nutritional supplements

International Collating Center Reported Equine Disease Outbreaks for Third Quarter 2013

Jan 15, 2014

The International Collating Center, Newmarket, England, and other sources reported the following equine disease outbreaks for the third quarter* of 2013. Contagious equine metritis (Taylorella equigenitalis) was reported from Germany in ...

Tags: equine disease, equine metritis, Taylorella equigenitalis, report

Measles Spread Across Australia and Overseas

Jan 6, 2014

Measles, traced to a man at a hip-hop dance competition in Sydney, spread across Australia and overseas, leaving tens of thousands exposed, officials say. Public health officials in Australia and New Zealand Health Authorities told the ...

Tags: measles, dance competition, infection

It's Not Possible to Predict Which Viruses Will Predominate for The Entire Flu Season

Jan 6, 2014

It's not possible to predict which viruses will predominate for the entire 2013-14 flu season, but so far pH1N1 is the most prevalent, U.S. officials say. In a notice to clinicians, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in ...

Tags: Health, Medicine, H1N1, Predominant Virus

Influenza Is Prevalent in NY and a State Regulation Requires Unvaccinated Staff

Dec 28, 2013

Influenza is prevalent in New York and a state regulation requires unvaccinated staff at regulated healthcare facilities staff to wear a mask, officials say. Dr. Nirav R. Shah, commissioner of the New York state Department of Health, said ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

A Vaccine That Protects Children Against 4 Strains of Flu May Be More Effective

Dec 27, 2013

A vaccine that protects children against four strains of flu may be more effective than the usual three-strain vaccine, a new study suggests. The four-strain (or so-called "quadrivalent") vaccine is available as a nasal spray or an ...

Tags: four strains of flu, quadrivalent, four-strain vaccine, kids health

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