All Articles on Vaccine
Flucasting: How KPWHRI is learning to predict each year’s flu severityThroughout this flu season, Dr. Mike Jackson, infectious disease researcher, will provide updates on his research team's experimental influenza predictor.
Flu shots boost your chances of staying wellWhile flu vaccine effectiveness varies year to year, it still makes sense to get immunized annually.
Kaiser Permanente study tests new way to reduce ‘vaccine hesitancy’Parent volunteers who value immunization show promise as advocates to help protect communities against contagious diseases
What’s the most common mosquito-borne threat to kids? (It’s not Zika.)KPWHRI’s Dr. Lisa Jackson is developing two clinical trials for malaria vaccines. She says Zika awareness may help prevent this far more prevalent killer.
Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine: A shot we can all sing aboutWith help from the Group Health Foundation, GHRI’s Nora Henrikson and team are finding fun and effective ways to spread the word about HPV vaccine.
Prepping to fight the next flu pandemicA pilot study shows that a self-swab test may help individual patients and whole populations.
Immune response to bird flu vaccine is boosted by adjuvantsVaccine Treatment and Evaluation Unit tests real-world use to prepare for H7N9.
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