by ivaccinate | Nov 4, 2019 | Studies & Research
This article appeared in The Scientist. Read the full story here. Children who survive measles are protected against future measles infections, but have such diminished immunity that they may be left vulnerable to other pathogens, according to a pair of research...
by ivaccinate | Aug 1, 2019 | Studies & Research
This article appeared in Forbes. Read the full story here. It’s only been a few years since researchers and public health officials determined that just two doses of the HPV vaccine, instead of three, are sufficient to protect people from the infection that can cause...
by ivaccinate | Jul 11, 2019 | Studies & Research
This article appeared in Yahoo! News. Read the full article here. New research has found that despite some parents’ concerns, there appears to be no link between flu vaccination during pregnancy and later health problems in children. Carried out by Canadian and...
by ivaccinate | Jul 8, 2019 | National News, Studies & Research
Originally published in The Atlantic. Read the full article here. In two essays, “Illness as Metaphor” in 1978 and “AIDS and Its Metaphors” in 1988, the critic Susan Sontag observed that you can learn a lot about a society from the metaphors it uses to describe...
by ivaccinate | Jul 1, 2019 | Studies & Research
From USA Today. Read the full story here. More than 10 years after it became widely available to the public, a recent analysis of prior studies confirms one thing: The HPV vaccine may be a lifesaver. It could even lead to the outright eradication of cervical cancer. A...
by ivaccinate | Jul 1, 2019 | Studies & Research
From Fred Hutch. Read the full article here. What if scientists created a vaccine to prevent cancer but the public largely ignored it? Sadly, that’s where we are with the human papillomavirus, or HPV, vaccine, one of the few preventive cancer vaccines in existence....
