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17 hrs ago | BBC News

Medical chief in measles warning

Sir Harry Burns made the call ahead of the launch of a nationwide campaign next week to boost take up.

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21 hrs ago | Patch.com

Patch Pets: Cosmo

Adoption Information - Heartland's cat adoption fee of $100 includes up-to-date vaccinations, spay/neuter, deworming, FIV/Feline Leukemia test and a microchip.

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Yesterday | MediLexicon

Study Explores Providers' Perceptions Of Parental Concerns About HPV Vaccination

A new Boston University School of Medicine study has found that low-income and minority parents may be more receptive to vaccinating their daughters against Human Papillomavirus , while white, middle-class parents are more likely to defer the vaccination.

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Related Topix: Health, HPV, Boston University, Cervical Cancer, Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology

Yesterday | The Argus

Whooping cough cases rise in Sussex

Latest figures reveal there have been 136 cases of the disease so far this year compared to 71 four weeks earlier.

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Related Topix: Whooping Cough, Medicine, Health

Fri May 17, 2013

Pridesource.com

Another HIV Vaccine Setback as Trial is Stopped

The HIV vaccine study known as HVTN 505 was shut down on April 25 on the recommendation of an independent data and safety monitoring board .

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Related Topix: Health, HIV/AIDS

BBC News

New school flu vaccine pilot mooted

Highland Council plans to pilot an annual flu vaccination for schoolchildren before rolling it out for all P1 to S5 pupils.

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Related Topix: Health, Medicine, Influenza

Science Daily

Expert questions US public health agency advice on influenza vaccines

Promotion of influenza vaccines is one of the most visible and aggressive public health policies today, writes Doshi.

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Related Topix: Medicine, Health, Influenza, Marketing

Voice of America

WHO: Yellow Fever 'Booster' Unnecessary

The WHO's group of experts on immunization believes one dose of vaccination is enough to provide life-long immunity against yellow fever.

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BBC News

Rubella fears after measles epidemic

Health officials have warned that action is needed to prevent a rubella outbreak, which can be particularly dangerous to pregnant women.

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Related Topix: Epidemic, Natural Disasters, Health, Mumps, Audiology, Medicine

Catoosa County News

Column by Norman Edwards: H.E.R.D. heifer sale - " May 29

The 13th annual Calhoun H.E.R.D. program sale is scheduled for May 29 at 12:30 p.m. at the Northwest Georgia Research and Education Center livestock pavilion in Calhoun.

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Related Topix: Calhoun, GA, University of Georgia, Floyd County, GA, Health

Lawyers.com

Can My Newborn Be Vaccinated Without My Permission?

When born in a hospital, a baby is routinely given a hepatitis B shot, a vitamin K injection and an application of ointment in the eyes.

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Related Topix: Health, Medicine, Pediatrics, Nursing

Thu May 16, 2013

EDGE

Whitman-Walker Expands Meningitis Response

Whitman-Walker Health, the nonprofit community health center that specializes in HIV/AIDS and LGBT-competent care, announced Tuesday it will be offering meningitis vaccinations to people who are not current patients due to increased demand.

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Related Topix: Medicine, Health, Meningitis, HIV/AIDS, Gay/Lesbian

City of Frederick County

Dog Bite in Hillcrest Area

A 17 year old female was bitten by a dog on May 14, 2013 at approximately 12:00 noon in the Hillcrest area in Frederick, MD.

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Metro Weekly

The Search Must Continue: Halted HIV-vaccine trial may be a setback, but it's not a defeat

As HIV-vaccine trial participants, we grow accustomed to the routine blood draws, interacting with study staff and taking our computer-assisted interviews that catalog our risks.

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Related Topix: Health, HIV/AIDS, Gay/Lesbian, Transgender, Epidemic, Natural Disasters, Opinion

Globe and Mail

Flu carries higher risk of paralytic disease than flu shot

There are long-standing concerns that a small number of people develop a paralytic illness after getting a flu shot.

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Related Topix: Health, Influenza, Southeast Asia, World News, Cambodia, Bird Flu

Bakersfield.com

Donation to fund HPV vaccines for youth

Nathalie Martinez, center, chose to have her daughters, Jordin, left, and Nathalie, right, vaccinated for HPV after she was diagnosed with cervical cancer.

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Related Topix: HPV, Health, Bakersfield, CA

The Washington Post

Don't know your dog's breed? In D.C., it's a Xoloitzcuintli.

Most of the changes seem perfectly reasonable: Owners need to show proof of up-to-date rabies and distemper vaccinations, for instance, and the city is combining its dog license and dog park access tags into one.

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KHQ-TV Spokane

Rabies Vaccinations For 3 In Kootenai County After They Found A Bat In Their Home

Three people in North Idaho are being treated for possible exposure to rabies after a rabid bat was found inside their home.

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Related Topix: Health, Kootenai County, ID

Western Telegraph

Pleasing uptake of MMR jabs in Pembrokeshire schools

There has been a pleasing response to the MMR vaccination programme which has been taking place in Pembrokeshire's secondary schools.

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Related Topix: Pembrokeshire County, Wales, Health

Wed May 15, 2013

This Day in Wisconsin History

Mothers' March on Polio, January 7, 1958

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