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(20-Nov-2009) But, flu activity remains high and is expected to continue, CDC says |
(13-Nov-2009) CSL's shot now for ages 6 months and older |
(12-Nov-2009) Revised estimation method gives clearer picture of pandemic, CDC says |
(09-Nov-2009) Symptoms of seasonal flu could be severe in this group of women, study finds |
(05-Nov-2009) Agency says pathogen continues to target younger adults, producing mild-to-moderate illness |
(04-Nov-2009) Working differently than Gardasil, Cervarix, it targets inside of virus, study shows |
(03-Nov-2009) Total should near 42 million by week's end; more health-care workers getting vaccine |
(02-Nov-2009) Young children need two doses, spaced several weeks apart, U.S. health officials say |
(30-Oct-2009) Finding defies belief that resistance wears thin much sooner |
(30-Oct-2009) Finding defies belief that resistance wears thin much sooner |
(30-Oct-2009) Vaccinating expectant moms led to bigger, healthier infants, studies show |
(30-Oct-2009) Two-thirds had chronic health problems, CDC says |
(29-Oct-2009) Another study shows kids shed virus up to 13 days after fever starts |
(29-Oct-2009) CDC says H1N1 may be tied to 21,000 hospitalizations during that time |
(28-Oct-2009) Gap between supply and demand starting to close, U.S. officials say |
(27-Oct-2009) 22 million doses out now, and shortage should ease over coming weeks, CDC says |
(26-Oct-2009) Action allows hospitals to better handle large numbers of patients as outbreak spreads |
(26-Oct-2009) But the HHS secretary admits that delays are limiting supplies so far |
(23-Oct-2009) Despite significant shortfall, CDC says all Americans who want shot will be able to get one, eventually |
(23-Oct-2009) Reports that injection sting is excessive disputed in U.S. study |
(23-Oct-2009) Goal of 40 million doses by end of October won't be met, CDC says |
(22-Oct-2009) CDC report shows drop in U.S. incidence since vaccine was introduced in 2006 |
(21-Oct-2009) Experts urge international community to continue to push for progress |
(21-Oct-2009) Experts urge international community to continue to push for progress |
(21-Oct-2009) Doctors are free to offer HPV shot to males but widespread vaccination not advised |
(20-Oct-2009) Fluarix sanctioned for kids aged 3 to 17 |
(20-Oct-2009) But the Thai trial also suggests shot's effects may wane with time |
(20-Oct-2009) 90 percent of deaths since Sept. 1 were among those under 65, CDC says |
(19-Oct-2009) Study finds no differences when compared to kids without disorder |
(19-Oct-2009) Federal officials say there's no danger in eating pork products |
(17-Oct-2009) And vaccine production delays mean fewer shots will be available by month's end |
(16-Oct-2009) Giving analgesic to prevent fever at shot time could be counterproductive, researchers say |
(16-Oct-2009) Giving analgesic to prevent fever at shot time could be counterproductive, researchers say |
(16-Oct-2009) And vaccine production delays mean fewer shots will be available by month's end |
(15-Oct-2009) Experts urge doctors to investigate source of vaccine allergy |
(15-Oct-2009) Australia sees a drop in cases following free Gardasil shots, researchers say |
(14-Oct-2009) Researchers say CT scans may be needed to spot the risk |
(13-Oct-2009) But experts say it's as safe as the shot for run-of-the-mill seasonal flu |
(13-Oct-2009) But the majority of cases still involve people with chronic problems, CDC says |
(12-Oct-2009) Researchers move closer to a shot for kicking nicotine addiction |
(09-Oct-2009) Some moms aren't convinced vaccines are necessary, safe or effective |
(09-Oct-2009) But other experts dispute finding, and say young men need protection from STDs |
(09-Oct-2009) Finding highlights the need for kids to be vaccinated against the disease, experts say |
(08-Oct-2009) Patients with the virus should be monitored for high blood pressure, expert says |
(07-Oct-2009) But it won't fully protect people from the H1N1 virus, experts say |
(07-Oct-2009) HHS secretary says shots are made in same way as seasonal flu vaccine, and children are vulnerable to the disease |
(06-Oct-2009) Shots are made in same way as seasonal flu vaccine; no serious side effects reported, CDC says |
(05-Oct-2009) Projects that inoculating 40% of population in October, November would blunt pandemic |
(05-Oct-2009) Shot produced desired antibodies in some, but effects were fleeting, scientists say |
(01-Oct-2009) Report finds demand could exceed supply in 15 states |
(01-Oct-2009) Study finds vaccination rates lag behind recommended levels |
(01-Oct-2009) Official calls the number 'upsetting'; flu shots and antiviral drugs urged for moms-to-be |
(30-Sep-2009) Nearly a third of U.S. victims were also infected with pneumococcus or other bacteria, agency reports |
(24-Sep-2009) Thai trial is first test in humans to show vaccine can work against HIV |
(23-Sep-2009) Experimental vaccine offers hope for millions of people worldwide, researchers say |
(23-Sep-2009) Results may be different in children and in H1N1 swine flu vaccines, researchers say |
(22-Sep-2009) Vaccine reduces risk of deaths related to heart disease, study shows |
(21-Sep-2009) But children under 10 will need two doses, preliminary U.S. trial results show |
(18-Sep-2009) Tests on mice show success against E. coli, a common cause |
(18-Sep-2009) Another study outlines risks of catching H1N1 from various routes |
(18-Sep-2009) Initial vaccine will be a nasal spray, followed shortly by injectable one: CDC |
(17-Sep-2009) But overall rates are still too low, CDC report finds |
(16-Sep-2009) Immunization program for newborns has lasting effects beyond childhood, researchers say |
(14-Sep-2009) But only people with weakened immune systems should worry, study says |
(11-Sep-2009) Rare, often deadly, infection tends to strike young adults, expert says |
(11-Sep-2009) Findings could expand vaccine supply and speed immunity, experts say |
(11-Sep-2009) U.S. reports unusually high flu activity, most of it swine variety |
(10-Sep-2009) The advisors also recommend approval of second HPV vaccine, Cervarix, to prevent cervical cancer |
(10-Sep-2009) Scientists' projections have infections peaking in mid-October, ahead of vaccine delivery |
(10-Sep-2009) The regular winter scourge poses a potential threat, just like swine flu |
(09-Sep-2009) Different formulation seems to thwart pneumonia in high-risk group with COPD, study finds |
(03-Sep-2009) Two antibodies appear effective against HIV subtypes worldwide, team says |
(03-Sep-2009) But U.S. officials say death rate seems no higher than with seasonal flu |
(02-Sep-2009) What you need to know about vaccinations for swine flu, regular flu |
(01-Sep-2009) Officials expect return of virus that first surfaced last spring |
(01-Sep-2009) Researchers challenge 'superbug theory' in animal tests using three flu strains |
(28-Aug-2009) She reminds public there's more than swine flu circulating out there |
(27-Aug-2009) But health experts emphasize that most infections are relatively benign |
(27-Aug-2009) Compliance still high and stable, but more coverage needed among poor, report finds |
(26-Aug-2009) Hong Kong study finds some fear side effects, question benefits |
(25-Aug-2009) Nearly half of the tumors are caused by strains covered by the shot, study finds |
(24-Aug-2009) But personal hygiene prevention methods are not enough, experts warn |
(22-Aug-2009) Lung association recommends flu shots, check-ups and communication with school staff |
(20-Aug-2009) Having 45 million doses by Oct. 15 will still be useful, they stress |
(20-Aug-2009) Study shows targeting 'super-spreaders' protects most vulnerable in end |
(20-Aug-2009) To help remedy vaccine shortage |
(19-Aug-2009) Microneedles could deliver meds safely and painlessly, researchers say |
(18-Aug-2009) Benefits for fighting norovirus include cost, speed, report shows |
(18-Aug-2009) Fainting most common adverse event with Gardasil, study finds |
(11-Aug-2009) Review of prior epidemics refutes theory that virus gets more severe |
(06-Aug-2009) Study finds fewer than half always recommend the shots, despite federal guidelines |
(30-Jul-2009) CDC advisory panel outlines priorities for a fall flu shot rollout |
(29-Jul-2009) As CDC recommendations loom, new study confirms this group at great risk |
(28-Jul-2009) Officials hope vaccine will be available by fall or early winter |
(24-Jul-2009) Vaccine testing -- set to begin next week -- could lessen impact |
(23-Jul-2009) A slowdown in production is hampering efforts, but a nasal spray version might help |
(22-Jul-2009) More awareness of benefits of shots for preventable diseases needed, study shows |
(21-Jul-2009) Experts confident that U.S. won't repeat problems seen in 1976 episode |
(20-Jul-2009) Health experts still working on H1N1 swine flu vaccine, which should be ready by fall |
(16-Jul-2009) Birth rate patterns, vaccination can greatly influence rotavirus' spread, CDC says |
(15-Jul-2009) Studies show Dimebon could improve cognition, vaccine might fight 'tangles' of disease |
(13-Jul-2009) A fully tested shot may not be ready until year's end, WHO says |
(09-Jul-2009) Tested on animals, liquid would be administered externally |
(09-Jul-2009) U.S. taking steps to handle virus' anticipated return in the fall |
(07-Jul-2009) Industry-funded study showed high levels of protection against human papillomavirus |
(07-Jul-2009) Reduced-dose schedule for PCV-7 vaccine supported by study findings |
(26-Jun-2009) Condition raises risk of complications, CDC researchers note |
(25-Jun-2009) CDC says production shortfalls that limited booster shots nearly over; Hib can cause bacterial meningitis |
(05-Jun-2009) But report said the health-care system would be overburdened if an outbreak were more severe |
(04-Jun-2009) But it also said the health-care system would be overburdened if an outbreak were more severe |
(02-Jun-2009) Uninfected women aged 24 to 45 still may benefit from HPV vaccine, study finds |
(01-Jun-2009) Phase 3 study reports improved survival for those with advanced disease |
(26-May-2009) Parents who reject immunization put children, community in jeopardy, study finds |
(26-May-2009) Parents who reject immunization put children, community in jeopardy, study finds |
(26-May-2009) Tests in animals get good results against more types of HPV, study finds |
(21-May-2009) Animal study shows droplets rubbed into skin prevented infections |
(19-May-2009) Link likely due to other health problems in children most recommended for vaccination, experts say |
(18-May-2009) Clinical trials using new strategies show promise for better protection against flu |
(18-May-2009) Scientists inject antibody-coding genes directly into muscles |
(18-May-2009) Clinical trials using new strategies show promise for better protection against flu |
(15-May-2009) Mouse study shows CMV raises risk of hypertension, hardening of arteries |
(08-May-2009) CDC report shows 11 cases of similar strain since 2005 |
(06-May-2009) Experts can't predict whether it will be more virulent or not |
(05-May-2009) Children fall behind on shots when parents don't make it to the doctor |
(04-May-2009) The immunization gap between wealthier, poorer children is shrinking, study finds |
(30-Apr-2009) Search for correct formulation, egg-based production system are biggest challenges, experts say |
(27-Apr-2009) Researchers report low dose triggered immune response |
(09-Apr-2009) But doctors differ on degree of peril, saying genetics likely a key player |
(08-Apr-2009) Experimental preparation was tested in people with latent infection |
(25-Mar-2009) Study in mice reports a more powerful immune response than from an injection |
(25-Mar-2009) Study in mice reports a more powerful immune response than from an injection |
(24-Mar-2009) Most cervical cancers arose from strains covered by the shot, study finds |
(13-Mar-2009) Here's how to ease minor discomfort |
(10-Mar-2009) No serious side effects are found in latest test, study reports |
(05-Mar-2009) Compound increases ability of 'killer T-cells' to get rid of infection, study says |
(03-Mar-2009) Other medications could be effective, while flu shot is best bet, experts say |
(02-Mar-2009) Mostly linked to influenza A strain, which is most common in US, study says |
(12-Feb-2009) 99 rhinoviruses now sequenced, could lead to new treatments, researchers say |
(12-Feb-2009) Ruling, involving 3 families, seen as setback for parents who fear a link |
(04-Feb-2009) Despite viewing shot as 'wise choice,' just 1 in 4 are protected, survey finds |
(04-Feb-2009) Respiratory virus strikes healthy kids, and it affects more youngsters than flu, study finds |
(03-Feb-2009) Fewer cases so far suggest a mild flu season, officials say |
(23-Jan-2009) Finding may help prevent spread of lung infections, including pandemic strains |
(23-Jan-2009) 5 cases, 1 fatal, in Minnesota could be linked to shortage of vaccine, officials say |
(14-Jan-2009) Study finds it has led to a considerable reduction in infection rates |
(12-Jan-2009) Getting less than seven hours a night boosts your risk, study found |
(09-Jan-2009) Death rates and complications plummet for immunized seniors, study found |
(09-Jan-2009) But other medications are available that work, CDC officials stress |
(07-Jan-2009) Suboptimum vaccination rates cast doubt on ability to eliminate disease by 2010 |
(07-Jan-2009) Suboptimum vaccination rates cast doubt on ability to eliminate disease by 2010 |
(31-Dec-2008) But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop |
(17-Dec-2008) Survey finds overpayments to some countries where data doesn't match WHO reports |
(17-Dec-2008) Survey finds overpayments to some countries where data doesn't match WHO reports |
(15-Dec-2008) Greater success fighting infection than during the day, study says |
(08-Dec-2008) The finding could greatly expand the supply of the seasonal vaccine, experts say |
(08-Dec-2008) Mosquito-borne disease kills nearly 1 million people, mostly African children, every year |
(05-Dec-2008) Who should get them, and when |
(05-Dec-2008) Some people infected with the AIDS-causing virus don't get sick |
(05-Dec-2008) Getting seasonal vaccine reduced illness rates, missed classes, study shows |
(05-Dec-2008) Some people infected with the AIDS-causing virus don't get sick |
(04-Dec-2008) Reactions such as hives called 'idiosyncratic,' study finds |
(04-Dec-2008) Reactions such as hives called 'idiosyncratic,' study finds |
(04-Dec-2008) They plunged 74% from 2000 to 2007, report shows |
(02-Dec-2008) Who may have a reaction and shouldn't get the vaccine |
(01-Dec-2008) Particularly if you're at higher risk |
(01-Dec-2008) The lesson from 2 failed trials: The science must be more vigorous, experts say |
(01-Dec-2008) The lesson from 2 failed trials: The science must be more vigorous, experts say |
(20-Nov-2008) The shot protects against infection that can cause meningitis, pneumonia in young children |
(17-Nov-2008) Report also cites drug given to U.S. troops to protect them from nerve gas |
(13-Nov-2008) Researchers say lessons learned might one day lead to vaccine that works |
(11-Nov-2008) Eight-week regimen better than 3 to 5 years of standard shots under skin, study finds |
(11-Nov-2008) Study found getting one reduced chances by 26% |
(04-Nov-2008) Those with asthma, other conditions have vaccination rates far below goals, study finds |
(03-Nov-2008) Giving shot 2 weeks earlier reduces the time babies are unprotected by 25%, study says |
(03-Nov-2008) Giving shot 2 weeks earlier reduces the time babies are unprotected by 25%, study says |
(31-Oct-2008) Study may lead to better diagnosis and monitoring for head/neck cancers |
(28-Oct-2008) While not possible to protect all, studies show shots cut deaths, hospital visits |
(28-Oct-2008) Heightened immune activity seen in people 65 and older, study says |
(26-Oct-2008) Vaccinating those in closest contact with newborns provides 'cocooning effect' |
(26-Oct-2008) Vaccinating those in closest contact with newborns provides 'cocooning effect' |
(23-Oct-2008) CDC found no heightened risk of blood clots, other conditions with Gardasil |
(10-Oct-2008) CDC now recommends shots for those aged 6 months to 19 |
(09-Oct-2008) It's a good start for new vaccine, CDC says |
(08-Oct-2008) Early study finds it appears to sustain insulin production in the newly diagnosed. |
(08-Oct-2008) Advance shots protect those most exposed in possible pandemic, researchers suggest |
(08-Oct-2008) Early study finds it appears to sustain insulin production in the newly diagnosed. |
(06-Oct-2008) 50% reduction in risk seen 2 years later in Canadian study |
(06-Oct-2008) Not getting preventive care biggest reason for immunization shortfall, study finds |
(06-Oct-2008) Study finds it didn't keep them from hospitals, doctors' offices |
(03-Oct-2008) Researchers suggest needles used on kids are sometimes too long |
(30-Sep-2008) 3 vaccinations just as effective as current 6 in forming antibodies, study finds |
(30-Sep-2008) Majority of children vaccinated against hepatitis B not at risk for the condition, study says |
(28-Sep-2008) New ragweed regimens would be more convenient and effective, researchers say |
(24-Sep-2008) And officials are urging more Americans than ever before to get a shot this season |
(17-Sep-2008) U.S. health officials will mull new findings at vaccine meeting |
(15-Sep-2008) In animal studies, it eliminated aggressive growths |
(04-Sep-2008) More than 77% are fully inoculated, federal officials say |
(04-Sep-2008) Experts develop sequence of instructions they say could help doctors evaluate risks |
(04-Sep-2008) Parent advocate disagrees, noting that only one potential mechanism was studied |
(04-Sep-2008) More than 77% are fully inoculated, federal officials say |
(02-Sep-2008) But the overall risk for these events is still extremely low, experts note |
(01-Sep-2008) Make the ordeal less painful |
(29-Aug-2008) While the shots still save young lives, advances look to protect older folks, too |
(29-Aug-2008) While the shots still save young lives, advances look to protect older folks, too |
(29-Aug-2008) Canadian study found benefit to be statistically insignificant |
(25-Aug-2008) Doctors tout drugs called biologics during Psoriasis Awareness Month |
(21-Aug-2008) Parents' philosophical, religious fear of vaccination leading to increase, CDC report says |
(20-Aug-2008) But authors admit the data is sketchy and the shot proves more expensive for older women |
(18-Aug-2008) This unexpected reaction must be overcome to ensure therapeutic success, experts say |
(18-Aug-2008) Finding could lead to new strategies for fighting future pandemics, researchers say |
(08-Aug-2008) Immunity can fade after first injection, so second shot now recommended |
(05-Aug-2008) The hope is they will be a better match than last year's shots |
(04-Aug-2008) Patients with recurrent or metastatic disease had better-than-normal survival, study finds |
(02-Aug-2008) Older, frail folks are more susceptible to flu and its complications, researchers say. |
(31-Jul-2008) Antihistamines, immune therapy among ideas that could lead to new treatments, experts say |
(15-Jul-2008) Disappearance of H. pylori could leave kids more susceptible to the disease, study says |
(15-Jul-2008) Tumor-altering shot, already in trials, lengthens survival, study finds |
(03-Jul-2008) But early-stage patients may benefit from further study of vitespen, researchers say |
(01-Jul-2008) Research could pave the way for better treatments of certain malignancies |
(26-Jun-2008) Hospital, doctor visits down sharply in many places, CDC reports |
(26-Jun-2008) But research still to really pan out, expert warns |
(24-Jun-2008) Computerized program tells them when to give vaccines after child misses appointment |
(24-Jun-2008) Experimental shot targets the gut's immune system |
(23-Jun-2008) By as many as one-third |
(20-Jun-2008) Nearly two-thirds of this high-risk population went without the vaccine, U.S. study shows |
(18-Jun-2008) Doctors used man's own immune system cells to eliminate the disease |
(14-Jun-2008) The virus that causes cervical cancer also leads to throat cancer in males |
(11-Jun-2008) Whole-virus version safe, effective and can be made quickly, researchers say |
(03-Jun-2008) Lab experiment resulted in T-cells spreading beyond treatment area |
(02-Jun-2008) The tumors are similar to the type diagnosed in Sen. Edward Kennedy |
(28-May-2008) Those that have the most access to insurance tend to have healthier children |
(18-May-2008) Could help men with metastatic, recurring disease, researchers say |
(15-May-2008) ZOSTAVAX could prevent two thirds of shingles cases, expert says |
(05-May-2008) Study shows only 49% intended to do so if child was aged 9 to 12 |
(01-May-2008) CDC says failure to be vaccinated is behind the worrisome trend |
(30-Apr-2008) Finding could speed development of vaccines for new flu strains, other health threats |
(30-Apr-2008) Finding could speed development of vaccines for new flu strains, other health threats |
(29-Apr-2008) They either miss shots or get them at the wrong time, CDC study finds |
(18-Apr-2008) Doctors step up efforts to vaccinate young women against virus that causes the disease |
(17-Apr-2008) Vaccine wasn't a good match for circulating viruses, CDC says |
(16-Apr-2008) Knowing the source should lead to more effective vaccines, researchers say |
(15-Apr-2008) It might cover all types of HPV and be given as a nasal spray, researchers say |
(15-Apr-2008) They target malignancies of the cervix, prostate and breast, among others |
(14-Apr-2008) It reduced mortality among women with HER2 malignancies, study shows |
(11-Apr-2008) Its ability to trigger an immune response where none existed is key to research |
(11-Apr-2008) Global initiative stymied by shortage of money, human resources, analysis concludes |
(09-Apr-2008) Study says high vaccination rates kept 2006 episode under control |
(04-Apr-2008) Germ causes gastroenteritis |
(04-Apr-2008) It's designed to ward off gastroenteritis, which causes vomiting and diarrhea in children |
(03-Apr-2008) Study with deer mice found reducing food intake 30% decreased infection-fighting cells |
(13-Mar-2008) CDC reports more seizures seen in toddlers given combined shot; experts stress real risk is still low |
(10-Mar-2008) Review found vets with the syndrome were more exposed to particular compounds |
(07-Mar-2008) Preliminary study results encouraging; it would only be needed a few times a year |
(06-Mar-2008) California team's discovery may lead to a vaccine that wards off infections |
(27-Feb-2008) The shots do not rely on whole, live strains, the US team notes |
(27-Feb-2008) Children up to 18 years of age would be encouraged to get inoculated |
(22-Feb-2008) Officials hope to target versions current shot misses, but fall production may be delayed |
(19-Feb-2008) Vaccine plus antibody therapy also produced milder side effects, study finds |
(15-Feb-2008) Researchers find chronic worry impairs immune response to cancer-causing virus |
(15-Feb-2008) Even though shot misses 2 strains found, health officials still recommend inoculation |
(07-Feb-2008) Showed stronger antibody, cellular responses than intramuscular injection, study says |
(05-Feb-2008) British researchers say their review is the largest of its kind |
(04-Feb-2008) Study found it lowered pain scores by more than 78% |
(01-Feb-2008) Human trials may start in two years, California researcher says |
(31-Jan-2008) Doesn't have time to build to dangerous levels in body, possibly cause autism, new research contends |
(28-Jan-2008) Mothers conferred immunity to allergen; not known if findings apply to humans |
(28-Jan-2008) Mouse study shows promise for human protection in future |
(24-Jan-2008) First test in country where disease is endemic produced strong results |
(23-Jan-2008) And many aren't aware of all the vaccines available to them, officials say |
(23-Jan-2008) And many aren't aware of all the vaccines available to them, officials say |
(12-Jan-2008) Activating body's immune system should fight tumors, researchers say |
(12-Jan-2008) Activating body's immune system should fight tumors, researchers say |
(12-Jan-2008) Goal is to make it easier for parents to protect their children, CDC says |
(08-Jan-2008) Menveo not available in US yet, British researchers note |
(07-Jan-2008) Research adds to growing body of evidence thats finds no connection between the two |
(20-Dec-2007) Recall of 1.2 million doses of the standard Hib shot means shortage could last a year, experts say |
(13-Dec-2007) Hib shot shields against meningitis, pneumonia, but experts say recall shouldn't be health threat |
(07-Dec-2007) New shot has cut hospitalizations by more than half, CDC study finds |
(03-Dec-2007) New research may help resolve ongoing debate |
(07-Nov-2007) For some infections, immunization lasts much longer than previously assumed |
(07-Nov-2007) For some infections, immunization lasts much longer than previously assumed |
(06-Nov-2007) A series of shots might protect for a lifetime, researchers say |
(30-Oct-2007) New research tracks the spread of HIV from Africa to America |
(25-Oct-2007) If your kids missed back-to-school crush, they can still get the lifesaving vaccine, experts say |
(24-Oct-2007) FluMist should help kids intimidated by needles, experts say |
(22-Oct-2007) Help your child get through vaccinations |
(22-Oct-2007) Age range for Menactra now includes children 2 to 10 |
(18-Oct-2007) It cut African infants' infection risk by 65%, researchers say |
(10-Oct-2007) Report finds youngsters worse off than adults; biggest gaps found in preventive care |
(03-Oct-2007) It cuts rates of hospitalizations and deaths, study finds |
(28-Sep-2007) New technologies are giving patients reason for hope, experts say |
(28-Sep-2007) That should ensure adequate supply for coming influenza season, officials say |
(26-Sep-2007) CDC study finds no clear association between thimerosal, mental woes |
(25-Sep-2007) Most trials don't even include people over 70, researchers note |
(19-Sep-2007) Vaccine supplies are plentiful this year, but inoculation rates are low, officials say |
(19-Sep-2007) Vaccine supplies are plentiful this year, but inoculation rates are low, officials say |
(07-Sep-2007) Vaccinating half of kids under 5 would prevent 650,000 hospital visits, U.S. study finds |
(31-Aug-2007) 'Working poor' families at risk of disease outbreaks, experts warn |
(31-Aug-2007) 'Working poor' families at risk of disease outbreaks, experts warn |
(31-Aug-2007) Though not ready for humans, it offered immunity for at least 6 months |
(30-Aug-2007) But most younger children are getting their needed shots, federal surveys find |
(30-Aug-2007) But most younger children are getting their needed shots, federal surveys find |
(21-Aug-2007) In mouse study, it prevented buildup of dangerous tau protein |
(16-Aug-2007) Researchers say more people could be protected in possible pandemic |
(16-Aug-2007) They include shots for measles, mumps, rubella, polio and chicken pox, among others |
(14-Aug-2007) Study bolsters recommendation that shot be given before onset of sexual activity |
(13-Aug-2007) It could lead to individualized treatments for other autoimmune diseases, researchers say |
(07-Aug-2007) Plans may not cover a particular shot or its administration, study finds |
(01-Aug-2007) It explains what shots are needed for 11- and 12-year-olds |
(14-Jul-2007) A few expert tips can help bring peace of mind |
(28-Jun-2007) New guideline includes children from 11 through 18 years of age |
(22-Jun-2007) Findings apply to the smallpox shot, and perhaps other vaccines, too |
(18-Jun-2007) They should be high on the list for any effective vaccine, experts say |
(11-Jun-2007) The potentially lethal disease can strike youngsters, experts warn |
(07-Jun-2007) Findings back theory that neonatal system can respond to environmental exposures |
(05-Jun-2007) British researchers focused on autoantibody rheumatic factor |
(18-May-2007) Spread of the virus linked to cervical cancer can harm them, too |
(18-May-2007) Researchers found cervical cancer vaccine reduced risk of lesions by 49% |
(09-May-2007) And another trial pinpoints HPV as prime cause of throat cancer |
(04-May-2007) 45-year study shows a link, especially with heart disease |
(25-Apr-2007) This could greatly benefit children in developing world, researchers say |
(24-Apr-2007) Vaccine is still effective, but may need to include new strains, study finds |
(17-Apr-2007) It spurred immune system to kill tumors in mice, researchers say |
(17-Apr-2007) Called an 'interim' measure, it was effective about half the time in trials |
(17-Apr-2007) Shots for pancreas, head-and-neck and cervical tumors appear effective, studies find |
(13-Apr-2007) Better funding could help defeat the virus, which infects 1 in 5 Americans |
(11-Apr-2007) Research with mice could one day offer alternative to today's risky vaccine |
(10-Apr-2007) Early trial finds the approach produced safe and effective inoculations, study says |
(06-Apr-2007) Martial arts exercises made resistance comparable to standard vaccine for the virus, study says |
(06-Apr-2007) Unexpected benefit makes the shot more valuable, experts say |
(04-Apr-2007) New study contradicts previous research, experts say |
(02-Apr-2007) Study finds rates of repeated ear infections |
(29-Mar-2007) Studies show it extends life of patients with metastatic disease by several months |
(14-Mar-2007) Protection fades after first immunization, study shows |
(14-Mar-2007) Protection fades after first immunization, study shows |
(06-Mar-2007) CDC study findings back government guidelines on who should get the shots. |
(01-Mar-2007) The virus is typically found in undeveloped countries with poor sanitation |
(27-Feb-2007) CDC numbers reinforce need for early vaccination against HPV, experts say |
(27-Feb-2007) While it has limited effectiveness, it's better than nothing, FDA told |
(14-Feb-2007) It's a viral 'site of vulnerability' that doesn't mutate, scientists say |
(14-Feb-2007) It's a viral 'site of vulnerability' that doesn't mutate, scientists say |
(03-Feb-2007) Arm exercises beforehand boost immune responses to the vaccine, study shows |
(29-Jan-2007) In moderation, it may mobilize disease-fighting vitamin D, scientists say |
(22-Jan-2007) Dangerous reaction soured scientists on injectable version, but patch offers new hope |
(19-Jan-2007) New American Cancer Society guidelines echo those of other groups |
(16-Jan-2007) But racial and economic disparities remain, survey finds |
(16-Jan-2007) If proven, research could lead to a vaccine, experts say |
(11-Jan-2007) Makes it easier to keep FluMist in schools and pharmacies |
(03-Jan-2007) New database helps scientists match vaccine to immune response |
(12-Dec-2006) Getting the word out to vulnerable groups is key, survey finds |
(09-Dec-2006) But government funding cuts threaten continued research progress, oncologists report |
(08-Dec-2006) And that may be a key to a longer life, study with monkeys suggests |
(07-Dec-2006) Study finds production of antibodies compromised, especially in elderly |
(27-Nov-2006) Scientist used an antibody from a cancer-resilient patient |
(22-Nov-2006) But its potential for human-to-human spread remains unclear |
(17-Nov-2006) Study finds two factors boost risk of precancerous lesions |
(13-Nov-2006) Meanwhile, CDC calls flu vaccine plentiful, despite some delays in shipments |
(30-Oct-2006) New virus evades current poultry immunization measures, experts warn |
(26-Oct-2006) But many health experts say the vaccine is the best protection against infection |
(26-Oct-2006) But many health experts say the vaccine is the best protection against infection |
(25-Oct-2006) People 60 and older would be inoculated against blistering skin disease |
(24-Oct-2006) Study confirms shot protects against influenza without side effects |
(24-Oct-2006) Study confirms shot protects against influenza without side effects |
(18-Oct-2006) Any delays in shipments should be resolved by end of November, CDC says |
(13-Oct-2006) But success in mice doesn't guarantee it will protect people, experts say |
(12-Oct-2006) Studies urge booster shots for teens and adults, more careful exams by doctors |
(10-Oct-2006) Incidence highest in states with loosest exemption policies, study finds |
(10-Oct-2006) Younger patients with more severe disease face highest odds, study finds |
(10-Oct-2006) Incidence highest in states with loosest exemption policies, study finds |
(05-Oct-2006) Some people are at higher risk |
(05-Oct-2006) Vaccine supplies are at record levels, but public might need convincing |
(04-Oct-2006) Early study looks promising, showing at least two years of protection |
(04-Oct-2006) Vaccine supplies are at record levels, but public might need convincing |
(27-Sep-2006) Annual vaccine is a smart insurance policy against influenza, experts say |
(27-Sep-2006) Annual vaccine is a smart insurance policy against influenza, experts say |
(21-Sep-2006) Five-shot mix poses fever risk to one in 100 babies, researchers find |
(18-Sep-2006) Lack of funds means vulnerable countries are falling behind, experts say |
(14-Sep-2006) Three-fourths of U.S. children have received 6 key vaccines, CDC says |
(06-Sep-2006) Chinese team reports success with new formulation |
(06-Sep-2006) Chinese team reports success with new formulation |
(27-Aug-2006) New inoculations protect against diseases ranging from whooping cough to cervical cancer |
(27-Aug-2006) New inoculations protect against diseases ranging from whooping cough to cervical cancer |
(18-Aug-2006) Delay leaves children open to many preventable diseases, experts say |
(14-Aug-2006) Highlights need to improve safety measures for clinical trials, researchers say |
(11-Aug-2006) Researchers pinpoint birthplace of regulatory T cells |
(31-Jul-2006) Researchers say rats lost 20% to 30% of their body weight while eating normally |
(06-Jul-2006) But doctors often fail to diagnose the disease in young patients, study finds |
(06-Jul-2006) But doctors often fail to diagnose the disease in young patients, study finds |
(30-Jun-2006) If successful, it could free patients from gluten-free diets, study says |
(29-Jun-2006) 11- and 12-year-olds would be routinely inoculated against virus that causes the disease |
(27-Jun-2006) Finding could lead to new treatments for lupus and leukemias, study says |
(15-Jun-2006) Loss of one function of one gene makes the difference, study says |
(15-Jun-2006) But certain strains of germs showed resistance to antiviral drugs, report notes |
(12-Jun-2006) They slowed brain plaque build-up in mice, but success in humans will be real test, experts say |
(09-Jun-2006) New vaccine highly effective against rotavirus, experts say |
(08-Jun-2006) Experts hail immunization as breakthrough for women worldwide |
(08-Jun-2006) Early immune-cell response should predict shot's effectiveness, researchers say |
(05-Jun-2006) Researchers at ASCO report that Gardasil was almost totally effective against pre-cancerous lesions |
(26-May-2006) It's recommended for those 60 years of age and older |
(24-May-2006) A bigger dose produced more antibodies and was safe, research found |
(23-May-2006) Scientists have overcome major hurdle, but treatments could still be decades away |
(22-May-2006) Inoculating poultry should limit threat of human pandemic, studies suggest |
(18-May-2006) Advisory committee recommends agency approve Gardasil |
(11-May-2006) Government puts elderly high on list, but others would choose young adults |
(03-May-2006) Try to keep her calm |
(26-Apr-2006) Stimulating a specific receptor may give newborns added defenses, study finds |
(26-Apr-2006) Quarantining the sick will be key to limiting outbreak, study shows |
(26-Apr-2006) Researchers report success in monkeys against this potential bioterror agent |
(25-Apr-2006) It may extend survival for those with glioblastoma multiforme |
(21-Apr-2006) It triggered strong immune responses in early clinical trial |
(20-Apr-2006) Results are promising but human studies are needed, researchers say |
(19-Apr-2006) More than 1,000 cases reported in 8 states, and more are expected, officials say |
(11-Apr-2006) Four U.S. centers will test the new formulation |
(11-Apr-2006) Immunizing older kids helps shield non-vaccinated infants, study shows |
(10-Apr-2006) A vaccine against the virus might also help prevent MS, experts say |
(06-Apr-2006) Nearly 5 years later, it still shields women from tumor-causing virus, researchers say |
(05-Apr-2006) Slight rise seen in some infections caused by strains not in vaccine, study finds |
(29-Mar-2006) Just over half of volunteers appeared immunized, researchers report |
(20-Mar-2006) State of mind affects antibody response, study suggests |
(15-Mar-2006) New finding could spur development of better treatments, researchers say |
(03-Mar-2006) But more proof is needed that the inoculation works, a U.S. expert adds |
(16-Feb-2006) Cell-based approach means shots could be made in weeks, not months |
(13-Feb-2006) Prevents leading cause of diarrhea in kids |
(10-Feb-2006) Study says vaccination can prevent the potentially fatal disease |
(04-Feb-2006) Death rates are down, and an experimental vaccine holds great promise |
(01-Feb-2006) Genetically engineered vaccine protected mice against the H5N1 virus |
(31-Jan-2006) About 40% of animals respond to experimental treatment, researchers say |
(30-Jan-2006) Vaccine may protect people from a bioterror attack |
(24-Jan-2006) Those over 65 should get it with flu inoculation, government recommends |
(04-Jan-2006) Rotavirus protection fills a public health gap, experts say |
(28-Dec-2005) American Academy of Pediatrics now recommends vaccine for adolescents |
(21-Dec-2005) The discovery may lead to more effective treatments, researchers say |
(16-Dec-2005) Rates of early death, prenatal care, smoking stable in recent years; obesity way up |
(14-Dec-2005) Many were previously healthy; most were under 6 months old, CDC report finds |
(09-Dec-2005) Journal article claims they are, but CDC expert denies the charge |
(06-Dec-2005) Two years after intranasal vaccine's introduction to market, new evidence backs its use in healthy people |
(02-Dec-2005) Inroads against breast, lung and stomach tumors, plus two cervical cancer vaccines |
(16-Nov-2005) Right now there's no good way of assessing who's most at risk, experts say |
(15-Nov-2005) Longer follow-up, larger study needed, researchers say |
(03-Nov-2005) Stockpiling won't be sufficient, Annan says in laying out seven-point plan |
(02-Nov-2005) Study found NicVAX helped 38% stay away from smoking for 30 days |
(01-Nov-2005) A key would be $1.2 billion for enough vaccine to protect 20 million Americans |
(31-Oct-2005) But more research into reverse genetics is needed before widespread use, experts say |
(25-Oct-2005) Rates of serious illness dropped by almost one-third, study finds |
(24-Oct-2005) Despite concern about avian flu, it poses little risk to humans so far, officials say |
(20-Oct-2005) But U.S. health officials insist there will soon be enough to meet demand |
(14-Oct-2005) Research yields new targets for preventing infection, researchers say |
(14-Oct-2005) Body's immune system still vigilant 10 years after vaccination |
(12-Oct-2005) More older individuals should get immunized, experts advise |
(11-Oct-2005) It seems effective, but immunity requires 2 shots and longer time to take effect, researchers say |
(07-Oct-2005) Combo worked in mice, but human trials are a long way off, experts say |
(06-Oct-2005) Trial results indicate it is 100 percent effective in preventing disease |
(29-Sep-2005) Hyperimmune globulin cut rate of mom-to-child transmission of cytomegalovirus |
(23-Sep-2005) An HIV therapy might also improve vaccination effectiveness, experts say |
(22-Sep-2005) City, county health officials also warn that U.S. is ill-prepared for pandemic |
(21-Sep-2005) It appears to surpass PSA exam, study finds |
(21-Sep-2005) Second study found growing resistance to antivirals, especially in Asia |
(18-Sep-2005) Patients had higher rates of MS, asthma, arthritis and psoriasis, studies found |
(16-Sep-2005) Screen under development spots those with autoimmune-linked trouble |
(06-Sep-2005) It protects against measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox in one shot |
(25-Aug-2005) Mouse studies using a hormone raise the possibility, a researcher suggests |
(24-Aug-2005) Material called RNA plays key role in the body's defenses, researchers say |
(18-Aug-2005) They offer stronger protection against two worrisome diseases, experts say |
(18-Aug-2005) They offer stronger protection against two worrisome diseases, experts say |
(12-Aug-2005) Zanamivir better than oseltamivir in event of epidemic, researcher says |
(11-Aug-2005) Mouse study showed 73 percent reduction in damaging amyloid plaques |
(09-Aug-2005) Compared with exposure to other harmful agents, vaccines only a drop in the bucket |
(09-Aug-2005) Compared with exposure to other harmful agents, vaccines only a drop in the bucket |
(09-Aug-2005) Top U.S. health official says successful human trials don't translate to immediate use |
(08-Aug-2005) Part of effort to protect more children, teens from deadly disease |
(08-Aug-2005) Vaccine, hormone treatment seems to delay recurrence, study finds |
(28-Jul-2005) Research shows post-surgery infection strikes when immune system is weakest |
(26-Jul-2005) But many adults aren't getting recommended inoculations, federal officials say |
(26-Jul-2005) But many adults aren't getting recommended inoculations, federal officials say |
(12-Jul-2005) U.S., Israeli studies find inoculating children lowers incidence in entire population |
(30-JUN-2005) Four-protein combination used to combat the bacteria that threatens newborns |
(28-JUN-2005) Scleroderma's symptoms can range from hardened skin to damaged internal organs |
(22-JUN-2005) The government should be the sole distributor of vaccines, one expert argues |
(20-JUN-2005) Insulin, immune system and even calisthenics offer hope, experts say |
(15-JUN-2005) But experts caution that success in mice may not translate to humans |
(13-JUN-2005) Cheap and easy to give, the vaccine could prevent another outbreak |
(10-JUN-2005) A specific dysfunction may encourage the disease, study finds |
(10-JUN-2005) Skin- and blood-based tests are safer and just as accurate, study finds |
(10-JUN-2005) Boosts older shots that may have worn off |
(09-JUN-2005) Ontak boosts body's defense against tumor's return |
(09-JUN-2005) Immune-targeted rituximab shows good results in two trials |
(02-JUN-2005) But study also suggests new means of stopping transplant rejection |
(02-JUN-2005) All should be vaccinated, researchers say |
(01-JUN-2005) Drugs that cut tumor's blood supply are outshining vaccines -- for now |
(01-JUN-2005) Should be made available to seniors now, expert says |
(30-MAY-2005) Trichloroethylene is used widely to clean metal machinery |
(25-MAY-2005) Its success points to a new mechanism driving the illness |
(21-MAY-2005) Monitoring, teaching and praising kids can keep them safe and feeling loved |
(15-MAY-2005) Swiss company reports some smokers developed antibodies, smoked less |
(12-MAY-2005) No link between childhood shot and intestinal inflammation, study finds |
(11-MAY-2005) Next step: vaccine trials against this autoimmune disease |
(10-MAY-2005) Reports find questions about supply, cost and availability |
(10-MAY-2005) Reports find questions about supply, cost and availability |
(09-MAY-2005) Memory test improvements suggest the therapy may have a future |
(06-MAY-2005) Flu shots were less effective in lonely first-year college students |
(05-MAY-2005) Findings might lead to tests for earlier diagnoses, researchers say |
(28-APR-2005) Immune systems attacked antibodies, study claims |
(25-APR-2005) How to give comfort at home |
(20-APR-2005) Scientists are using herpes, measles bugs to destroy malignant cells |
(18-APR-2005) Good results in animal studies could prompt clinical trials |
(16-APR-2005) Rockford Files star's daughter afflicted with the disease |
(12-APR-2005) But finding doesn't apply to combination shots now in use, experts say |
(12-APR-2005) But finding doesn't apply to combination shots now in use, experts say |
(12-APR-2005) 50 years ago, officials announced the success of the breakthrough shot |
(06-APR-2005) Small trial shows infection rate reduced by 90 percent |
(01-APR-2005) Mystery remains as to why rates decline after age 65 |
(24-MAR-2005) Prevention and care could slash child deaths by two-thirds, expert says |
(24-MAR-2005) d have early results within seven months |
(23-MAR-2005) Can it be prevented? |
(22-MAR-2005) Disinfectant-soaked clothing and antibodies grown in plants may fight infection |
(21-MAR-2005) Federal health officials say vaccination has virtually eradicated German measles |
(08-MAR-2005) Even brief delays put them at risk of disease, study finds |
(08-MAR-2005) Even brief delays put them at risk of disease, study finds |
(08-MAR-2005) Health officials also announce broader recommendations for which youngsters should get it |
(07-MAR-2005) Special diet reversed bone loss, study finds |
(04-MAR-2005) Method of attack could be used against other tumors, researchers say |
(03-MAR-2005) CDC lost the public's confidence, review finds |
(24-FEB-2005) More science needed on practice of vaccinating those under 2, report says |
(17-FEB-2005) Trial shows immune therapy offers hope to men whose disease has spread |
(17-FEB-2005) Trial shows immune therapy offers hope to men whose disease has spread |
(16-FEB-2005) Tests should shed light on mysterious infection of New York City man |
(14-FEB-2005) Discovery an alternative to inconvenient injections in developing world, study says |
(14-FEB-2005) Study finds mortality rates flat since 80s, despite increased vaccination |
(11-FEB-2005) Children transmit the virus more readily than any other group of individuals |
(11-FEB-2005) Children transmit the virus more readily than any other group of individuals |
(02-FEB-2005) Drug may stymie virus replication once it's inside cells |
(02-FEB-2005) Deaths down since program began in 1995, CDC reports |
(28-JAN-2005) People with skin conditions, immune disorders susceptible |
(27-JAN-2005) Officials also endorse local efforts to offer shots to all if surplus exists |
(25-JAN-2005) Exposure to little brothers, sisters might cut chances of developing the disease, study finds |
(24-JAN-2005) Mother and daughter died in Thailand incident involving diseased chickens |
(21-JAN-2005) Artificial HIV gene may help in development of protective vaccine |
(17-JAN-2005) New research offers insights into ways immune system fights the disease |
(17-JAN-2005) New research offers insights into ways immune system fights the disease |
(17-JAN-2005) States starting to lift restrictions on who can get a shot |
(13-JAN-2005) Could lead to new vaccines, treatments for disease, researchers say |
(07-JAN-2005) Experts caution the worst may be yet to come |
(06-JAN-2005) Mayo Clinic study finds no evidence for connection to environmental causes, either |
(28-DEC-2004) Owners urged to get pets vaccinated against parvo |
(17-DEC-2004) Government panel seeks wider immunizations in areas with enough vaccine |
(16-DEC-2004) Mild start to season, lack of demand easing potential problems, officials say |
(16-DEC-2004) Mild start to season, lack of demand easing potential problems, officials say |
(15-DEC-2004) Mass immunization found to be less effective in outbreak |
(14-DEC-2004) DNA-based vaccine has several advantages, experts say |
(14-DEC-2004) DNA-based vaccine has several advantages, experts say |
(10-DEC-2004) Researchers find the brain summons stem cells for help |
(08-DEC-2004) Scientists discover one that evolves quickly to battle virus |
(07-DEC-2004) German-made vaccine procured under investigational drug application |
(06-DEC-2004) Anesthetic applied just before jab isn't available in U.S. |
(30-NOV-2004) Goal is to develop a potential vaccine |
(29-NOV-2004) Immunizing teens could protect babies against the lethal infection |
(18-NOV-2004) Generic antipsychotics block virus, finds study |
(17-NOV-2004) Follicular lymphoma is a killer, but findings offer new hope |
(15-NOV-2004) New method deemed safe and increases compliance among patients |
(12-NOV-2004) Study provides hope for human sufferers |
(12-NOV-2004) Targets 2 strains of human papillomavirus |
(11-NOV-2004) Anti-sperm shots make monkeys temporarily infertile |
(10-NOV-2004) Genetically engineered antibody eases symptoms |
(09-NOV-2004) More vaccine being shipped to states, federal officials say |
(04-NOV-2004) Plans are to have enough to inoculate 25 million people |
(03-NOV-2004) Won't work for elderly and for this season, though |
(03-NOV-2004) Won't work for elderly and for this season, though |
(02-NOV-2004) Consecutive vaccines have cumulative effect, study finds |
(02-NOV-2004) Consecutive vaccines have cumulative effect, study finds |
(28-OCT-2004) Additional foreign vaccines would bring total to 66 million amid shortage |
(27-OCT-2004) Cryptosporidium decoding could prevent illness, bioterrorism |
(21-OCT-2004) Government says total vaccine supply now at 61 million doses |
(19-OCT-2004) Still leaves the nation well short of needed doses |
(19-OCT-2004) Still leaves the nation well short of needed doses |
(15-OCT-2004) Supplies from Chiron factory in England can't be salvaged, health officials say |
(15-OCT-2004) Could save lives of millions of children in developing world |
(15-OCT-2004) Supplies from Chiron factory in England can't be salvaged, health officials say |
(12-OCT-2004) CDC says it will allocate vaccine yet to be shipped |
(11-OCT-2004) Top official says agency didn't realize British plant would be shut |
(07-OCT-2004) Only 55 million doses for 95 million people at risk |
(06-OCT-2004) CDC says most vulnerable should go to front of line; dilution proposed |
(05-OCT-2004) Supplier halted; talk moves to rationing remaining doses |
(03-OCT-2004) Study finds one in spring, another in fall easier than two a month apart in fall |
(23-SEP-2004) Experts say it's especially true for the most vulnerable |
(23-SEP-2004) Experts say it's especially true for the most vulnerable |
(14-SEP-2004) Finds they don't consider public attitudes, fears |
(14-SEP-2004) Aging population and more virulent strains to blame, study finds |
(13-SEP-2004) Suit blames Twin Towers' owners for exposure to allegedly toxic conditions |
(13-SEP-2004) Vaccine's association could be statistical fluke, expert says |
(08-SEP-2004) Doctors surveyed said those aged 12 to 35 months could be vaccinated |
(07-SEP-2004) Hospitalizations, costs, adult illness down since debut a decade ago |
(07-SEP-2004) Current U.S. stockpile can be expanded if needed, study finds |
(31-AUG-2004) Especially if you travel |
(30-AUG-2004) Nose may provide better avenue for delivering protection |
(30-AUG-2004) Nose may provide better avenue for delivering protection |
(27-AUG-2004) CDC expects half of doses to be a month late |
(26-AUG-2004) It's administered nasally to make it easier on infants |
(20-AUG-2004) Experts say the shots are a crucial weapon against disease |
(20-AUG-2004) Experts say the shots are a crucial weapon against disease |
(12-AUG-2004) Parents urged to get their kids up-to-date on immunizations |
(12-AUG-2004) CDC finds it gave more protection than experts had thought |
(12-AUG-2004) Parents urged to get their kids up-to-date on immunizations |
(10-AUG-2004) Kids who get it anyway experience much milder version |
(10-AUG-2004) Confers immunity without serious side effects |
(10-AUG-2004) Confers immunity without serious side effects |
(09-AUG-2004) Genetically modified pollen does the trick for sufferers |
(04-AUG-2004) Antibodies kill off plaques and tangles in brains of mice |
(29-JUL-2004) CDC reports record-high childhood immunization rates |
(22-JUL-2004) More study needs to prove it improves on current version |
(15-JUL-2004) Plucking out protein prevented the disease in mice |
(12-JUL-2004) Study sees lack of enforcement among preschoolers |
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