All Articles on Vaccine
News release: Immune response to bird flu vaccine is boosted by adjuvantsVaccine Treatment and Evaluation Unit tests real-world use to prepare for H7N9.
New way to tackle vaccine hesitancy tested, found wantingGroup Health, WithinReach, Seattle Children’s, BestStart, WA Dept of Health partnered.
Let’s Talk Vaccines—and the power of negative resultsWhat we learned in new research on doctor-parent conversations about vaccines, from study coauthor Dr. David Grossman.
Measles and vaccine safety: a vaccine scientist’s viewAs parents, we worry about vaccine safety. But I believe the CDC when they say that measles is serious and the vaccine is safe. Here’s why.
A hard year for influenza vaccinesOn January 15, 2015, the CDC published early estimates of the 2014/15 influenza vaccine’s ability to prevent the flu, using data from Kaiser Permanente and four other sites across the United States. The results aren't very promising.
- GHRI answers why it's been a hard year for influenza vaccines
Dr. Michael Jackson addresses some of the top questions as to why this year's influenza vaccine is not as effective as hoped.
Influenza: Predictably unpredictableOn December 3, 2014, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a health advisory, warning that the upcoming influenza season could be severe. KPWHRI's Dr. Mike Jackson offers his perspective on why this year's flu season may be hard to predict.
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