So far, the only cancer preventive vaccines approved in the US are human papillomavirus vaccines and hepatitis B vaccines.
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The Vaccines for Children Program covers vaccines for children under 26.
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Vaccines: Zombie virus vaccines are notoriously difficult to develop, for two reasons.
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"Vaccines are safe, and vaccines save the lives of children and adults every day," said Dr. Byington, whose committee released a report in August defending vaccines.
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Vaccines do not cause autism There is no link between vaccines and autism.
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Vaccines cannot cause autism There is no reasonable plausibility of vaccines causing autism.
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Kinch shows that public anxiety about vaccines is nearly as old as vaccines themselves.
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Vaccines could be available at airports (as some are now doing for existing vaccines).
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Every year, vaccines prevent 6 million deaths worldwide, and numerous scientific studies have proven vaccines safe.
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Vaccines threatened In the US, the source of vaccines is at risk, according to the report.
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They are giving vaccines on the streets to people who haven't had vaccines in several years.
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Immune enhancement has occurred with past vaccines, including other experimental coronavirus vaccines when tested in animals.
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Other rotavirus vaccines take up as much space as all other commonly used refrigerated vaccines combined.
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Now if you search for keywords associated with vaccines, a prompt appears that directs you to vaccines.
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We now have clinical studies with over one million children enrolled, showing there's no link between vaccines and autism, not MMR, not thimerosal-containing vaccines, not vaccines closely spaced, not aluminum-containing vaccines, not to mention the fact there is no evidence showing that there is a link.
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Children hardly get thimerosal in vaccines: The Food and Drug Administration stopped issuing licenses for children's vaccines that use the preservative in 2001; a trace amount is still in some children's flu vaccines.
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France most skeptical about vaccines The survey found that Bangladesh and Rwanda had the strongest confidence in vaccines.
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" A spokesperson for Rational Vaccines said, "Rational Vaccines remains committed to ending the spread of the Herpes virus.
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Vaccines: Initially said he believes in personal/religious exemptions to vaccines when there is no public health crisis.
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There is a lot of information about vaccines available, unfortunately, some of the information about vaccines is inaccurate.
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Thimerosal was removed from children's vaccines in 1999 out caution and most other flu vaccines no longer contain it.
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Research shows that any side effects from vaccines are rare, and there is no evidence that vaccines cause autism.
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Vaccines prevent rather than treat, and require just one or a few doses (flu vaccines being a notable exception).
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"He's warning America of [Poisons vaccines] and the dangers," read another bullet point, referencing Trump's unfounded fearmongering about vaccines.
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We talked about reasons that people don't give their kids vaccines, where vaccines come from and how they work.
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The Bloomberg School's Durbin recalls the buzz that materialized about 20 years ago over DNA vaccines, which promised the same advances as mRNA-based vaccines: quickly and cheaply made vaccines that triggered really good immune responses.
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If all oral vaccines are halted tomorrow, and replaced with injected vaccines, then the vaccine-derived strains will still circulate.
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With requests for cholera vaccines increasing and supplies dwindling, the WHO finally created a stockpile for the vaccines in 2013.
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It's like people who don't believe in vaccines: They typically don't go and look up what articles say about vaccines.
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Hotez has worked on vaccines for SARS and MERS, as well as on international vaccines initiatives in the Obama administration.
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First, a primer on how vaccines work: Vaccines include pieces of the pathogens — the viruses or bacteria — that cause disease.
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"The main message here is that people tweet about vaccines for many different reasons, with many different hidden agendas, and just because you see a tweet about vaccines, it may not actually be about vaccines," Broniatowski said.
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Lawmakers created the Vaccines for Children Program in 1993 that allows children who can't afford vaccines to get them for free.
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Of the 22015,2200 people in the US surveyed, 14 percent disagreed vaccines were safe and 10 percent disagreed vaccines were effective.
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Schiff in 2015 introduced the Vaccines Save Lives resolution, affirming that vaccines are life-saving and a necessity to public health.
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No Zika vaccines have been approved yet — and what vaccines are in development have not yet made it to human trials.
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Instead, the Obama administration bolstered an existing program called Vaccines for Children, which delivers vaccines to about half the nation's children.
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Though we've got a lot of vaccines for bacterial and viral infections, we don't have any vaccines for human parasitic infections.
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Potential vaccines A number of companies around the world say they've developed potential vaccines after obtaining genetic information about the virus.
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"All of these are common ways of making vaccines, and all of these Zika vaccines worked in nonhuman primates," Michael told me.
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The scientific community strongly supports the use of vaccines, based on decades of experience and research showing vaccines are effective and safe.
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The report says lack of access to vaccines, poor health systems, complacency and fear of vaccines have all contributed to the problem.
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A vaccine denier cannot exclude coverage for vaccines in her employee's health plan because she thinks vaccines are immoral (nor should she).
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States should continue to expand access to ACIP-recommended vaccines and provide first dollar coverage for all adult vaccines to Medicaid beneficiaries.
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First we were focusing a great deal on vaccines, and we realized that it's not enough to say vaccines aren't the problem.
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To be sure, many believe that vaccines are harmful and dangerous, and there is a strong misconception that vaccines are linked to autism.
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She was suspended from administering vaccines for two months but was then allowed to continue her practice with a limited number of vaccines.
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Even months later, exposure to anti-vax information informed opinions about vaccines, and led parents to give their children fewer vaccines than recommended.
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The World Health Organization's expert panel on vaccines is due next month to consider whether to recommend Vi-conjugate vaccines to prevent typhoid.
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Their family decided against vaccines for reasons that mix a firm belief in personal freedom with scientifically unconfirmed concerns about what's in vaccines.
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Scientists are working hard on vaccines and drugs to stop the coronavirusScientists are racing to develop treatments and vaccines to stop the outbreak.
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The Vaccine Book and other skeptical tomes (such as Vaccines: A Reappraisal) also happen to rank among Amazon's best-selling books on vaccines.
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The company has seven vaccines in clinical testing for viruses with no approved vaccines, including Zika and the virus that causes mononucleosis, among others.
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The FDA must continue to ensure that vaccines are safe and effective and should continue to monitor those vaccines once they reach the market.
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The suggestion that vaccines should be tested alone, in combination other vaccines and on people of "different ages and weights" is a curious one.
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Vaccines are both the culprit and the whole point: There are claims that vaccines caused the Zika virus and claims that the Zika virus was engineered so people would have to get vaccines (which the government would then use to control their minds or something).
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" While affirming their love for Kennedy Jr., the three family members said he's "wrong" on vaccines and his work against vaccines is "having heartbreaking consequences.
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The site offers information on various health topics, and its pages on vaccines and autism, as well as vaccines and Jewish law, were taken down.
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However, in an abundance of caution it was removed from children's vaccines in 2001, although it's still found in some, but not all, flu vaccines.
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The researchers said their approach allows for quickly creating vaccines customized to fight various pathogens, in contrast to the lengthy development needed for traditional vaccines.
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In May, a WHO advisory group recommended that the DRC offer lower doses of vaccines and to consider using other experimental vaccines to stretch supplies.
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"We know vaccines have saved millions of lives, and despite no credible studies or evidence suggesting vaccines aren't safe, people are still scared," Steve said.
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Vaccines in the works The WHO has said that vaccines to fight the Zika virus are at least 18 months away from large scale trials.
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For example, attacks on vaccines -- an increasingly politicized issue -- are based almost entirely on false or misleading information, including disproven reports that vaccines cause autism.
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Kennedy is a vocal critic of vaccines and regularly expresses concerns that certain preservatives in vaccines could cause developmental disorders or other negative side effects.
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The goal is to develop and stockpile vaccines against three known viral threats and to help create the technology to brew vaccines quickly when needed.
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The member, Davide Barillari, also called for an "informational" stage about the "causal correlations" between vaccines and pathologies for parents who sought vaccines in clinics.
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A growing and vocal fringe of parents oppose vaccines believing, contrary to scientific evidence, that ingredients in the vaccines can cause autism or other disorders.
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In high-income regions, however, there is less certainty about the safety of vaccines, with 72% of people in North America agreeing that vaccines are safe.
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The company said its Sanofi Pasteur vaccines division would use its expertise in developing vaccines for similar viruses such as yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis and dengue.
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One of China's largest producers of vaccines, Changsheng Biotech, was fined 9.1bn yuan ($1.3bn) by the government in relation to faulty data on vaccines for rabies.
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Unlike childhood vaccines, which are aimed at preventing diseases like measles and mumps, cancer vaccines are aimed at treating the disease once the person has it.
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The new regulations will see these vaccines come under a more tightly-controlled government distribution system, which is used for vaccines within the national immunization program.
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For example, stories about how vaccines are associated with harm, though potentially true in rare instances, do not imply that vaccines cause more harm than good.
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One meta-analysis published in 2009 in the Oxford Journals concluded vaccines and thimerosal, a mercury-containing compound found in some vaccines, do not cause autism.
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As president of Merck Vaccines from 1998 until 2006, Dr. Mahmoud oversaw the creation and marketing of several vaccines that brought major advances in public health.
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Autism, the world is safer now, the government is using vaccines as a way to get nanobites into the populace, vaccines are just a moneymaking scam.
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The orders represent only state-supplied vaccines requested through the federal Vaccines for Children program, which provides free immunizations to children who otherwise couldn't afford them.
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The measles outbreak in the U.S. has been exacerbated by a growing fear of vaccines in some communities, including the debunked theory that vaccines cause autism.
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A few vaccines have been approved to move outside the cold chain already, and researchers are hard at work to achieve the same with other vaccines.
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"mRNA vaccines offer a novel approach to code for any protein or multiple proteins, and the potential to manufacture higher potency flu vaccines more rapidly and at a lower cost than contemporary flu vaccines," said Kathrin Jansen, the head of Pfizer's vaccine research and development unit.
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And a really small segment of the population skips vaccines for medical reasons — if, for example, a child has a compromised immune system that couldn't handle vaccines.
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Trump in the past has voiced skepticism over the safety of vaccines, and on multiple occasions has voiced support for the debunked theory that vaccines cause autism.
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Examples of inactivated vaccines include those for polio, rabies, and hepatitis A and B. All the approved vaccines on the market use one of these two techniques.
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In addition, the immune response to vaccines may be hampered by obesity, which researchers have previously found in studies on the hepatitis B, influenza, and tetanus vaccines.
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In my experience, once I explain how vaccines save lives with minimal risk, it is possible to overcome the fears and apprehensions that parents have about vaccines.
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"It is likely that other vaccines, including the live attenuated yellow fever, meningococcal, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and rabies vaccines are also safe," Nasser and colleagues write.
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Older adults who receive tetanus and diphtheria vaccines, for instance, produce less-effective antibodies, and the vaccines' protective effect fades faster than it does for younger patients.
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Personally I have experienced that once I explain how vaccines save lives with minimal risk, it is possible to overcome the fears that parents have about vaccines.
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"The vaccines we have target the part of the virus that changes so rapidly, so our vaccines have to evolve along with the virus," Dr. Karron said.
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PEACH, formally known as Parents Educating and Advocating for Children's Health, has been circulating magazines and pamphlets since at least 2014 that claim vaccines are in opposition with Jewish religious law, (falsely) link vaccines to autism, and recount anonymous horror stories of children being irreparably harmed by vaccines.
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Multiple large studies have confirmed that vaccines are safe and do not cause autism, but anti-vaxxers and religious groups have rallied against vaccines as misinformation spreads online.
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On Friday morning, a search for "vaccines" on Amazon Prime Video returned top results for anti-vax documentaries, including Vaxxed and Shoot 'Em Up: The Truth About Vaccines.
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Health officials said the sham vaccines contained the antibiotic gentamicin and saline solution and were not harmful and made up only 1 percent of total vaccines in Indonesia.
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In the overall population, the CDC says studies show vaccines can reduce the risk of flu by about 50 to 60 percent when the vaccines are well matched.
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Given the overwhelming evidence that vaccines are safe and effective, there is likely not much Trump could do to affect the availability of vaccines at a policy level.
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Instagram will make a distinction between specific, "scientifically false" information ("vaccines cause autism"), which will be blocked, and statements that are more vague ("vaccines make me feel bad").
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For instance, if you were to bring up vaccines, instead of saying there are no known vaccines, say medical experts are working on trying to develop one. 4.
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The scientific evidence is very clear: There's no link between vaccines and autism, and vaccines are generally safe, although they can cause some rare, typically minor side effects.
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More than 90 percent of kids receive vaccines for polio, measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis B, and chickenpox, though the coverage rates are slightly lower for other routine vaccines.
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Trump promoted this false sentiment before his election, railing against "monstrous combined vaccines" and pushing for children to receive smaller doses of vaccines over longer spans of time.
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The next steps are to secure more funding, test a wider range of vaccines, and then figure out how to manufacture such vaccines for everyone who needs them.
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It's still a minority of people who skip vaccines — but that average hides clusters across the country where nearly 30 percent of parents are opting out of vaccines.
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Paul, who made similar comments during his 2016 presidential bid, argued that vaccines aren't always effective — pointing to the seasonal influenza vaccines that protect only against certain strands — and said it is "wrong to say there are no risks to vaccines," drawing applause from anti-vaccination advocates attending the hearing.
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Most vaccines contain a weakened or dead version of the virus they are meant to protect against, though some vaccines carry only the proteins found on the virus's surface.
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While there is no credible evidence that vaccines cause autism, as anti-vaccine activists say there is, there's plenty of evidence that vaccines prevent epidemics of horrible, deadly diseases.
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Meanwhile, despite its implemented changes, Facebook continued to show recommended content associating vaccines and autism, CNN reported, and Instagram searches for vaccines still turn up pages promoting vaccine hesitancy.
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On Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Pinterest had essentially broken search results for "vaccines"; If someone searched for vaccines on Pinterest, the platform simply wouldn't deliver results.
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As vaccines flowed in, so too did about 50 Guinean health-care workers who had distributed the vaccines in West Africa toward the tail end of the 2014 outbreak.
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In both of those two meetings he asked me if vaccines weren't a bad thing... and somebody, Robert Kennedy Jr., was advising him that vaccines were causing bad things.
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Much like the idea that if everyone who can get vaccines gets them, it protects individuals who cannot get vaccines, called herd immunity, social distancing will slow the spread.
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Over 80 percent of adults agree with experts that childhood vaccines are safe for healthy children, although most parents of young children worry about vaccines' effects, another survey found.
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Pharma companies are also racing to develop vaccines, but those efforts will likely take longer because vaccines typically require multiple rounds of clinical testing that can span several years.
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Earlier this month, Dr. Nicole Baldwin, a pediatrician in Cincinnati, posted a TikTok listing the diseases that are preventable with vaccines and countering the notion that vaccines cause autism.
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"This book explores the reasons why some people question vaccines, and then logically explains why the doubts are unfounded and vaccines are in fact effective and safe," he says.
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So if enough people pass on vaccines, it can put these vulnerable populations — and others who skip on vaccines — in serious danger, creating the risk of an unnecessary epidemic.
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And that meant — among other strategies — creating vaccines.
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"In both of those two meetings, [Trump] asked me if vaccines weren't a bad thing because he was considering a commission to look into ill effects of vaccines," Gates said.
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Even if scientists discover promising vaccines for infectious diseases threats, the world predominantly relies on private vaccine makers to bring those vaccines to market, which is not always a certainty.
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A growing and vocal fringe of parents in the United States oppose measles vaccines believing, contrary to scientific evidence, that ingredients in the vaccines can cause autism or other disorders.
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During more than 20 years working on vaccines, he has tested tens of vaccines in humans, 55 of them just on malaria, to eventually find out they are not effective.
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A 2011 Institute of Medicine study looking at eight vaccines "found that with rare exceptions, these vaccines are very safe," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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However, if vaccines start losing effectiveness after the first year, as Dr. Wooten says, then constant revaccination would be required, since the immunity offered is only temporary for most vaccines.
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Trump tweeted about his distrust of vaccines two years ago: Healthy young child goes to doctor, gets pumped with massive shot of many vaccines, doesn't feel good and changes - AUTISM.
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"In both of those two meetings, he asked me if vaccines weren't a bad thing, because he was considering a commission to look into ill effects of vaccines," Gates said.
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Before the advent of effective vaccines, intravenous fluids, and vaccines, these people were not cared for medically and often left to contract the infectious disease in question and even die.
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"It is our belief that there is no greater threat to public health than vaccines," the publication concludes, contradicting the scientific consensus that vaccines are generally safe and highly effective.
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Both vaccines are recommended during each pregnancy; however, research shows that although both are regularly offered (85033 percent of the time), only 35 percent of mothers reported receiving both vaccines.
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They cite their faith or believe vaccines pose danger to their children, even though no major religion opposes them and claims of vaccines' link to autism has been long debunked.
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The following is a list of some of those efforts: VACCINES Vaccines work by training the immune system to recognize and fight specific viruses or germs, providing immunity against them.
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It's a complex issue, and our brains can handle 'vaccines cause autism' quicker than 'vaccines do not cause autism, it is a complex interaction of genetic and many environmental factors.
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France has the least confidence of any country in the world in the safety and effectiveness of vaccines, with a third believing that vaccines are unsafe, according to the study.
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For example, 73 percent of the anti-vaccine posts purported to share "scientific" information about the dangers of vaccines; 71 percent warned of supposed conspiracies, like that the government and Big Pharma have covered up vaccines' harms in a push for more profit; and 69 percent claimed vaccines were linked to poorer health.
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"These negative messages about vaccines can be projected onto pets in surprising ways—for example, the false link between the [measles, mumps, and rubella] vaccines and autism has also been applied to pet vaccines by skeptics, despite any link being thoroughly debunked in people and autism not being documented in pets," they wrote.
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Tech from Australian firm Swoop Aero successfully delivered the vaccines to Cook's Bay, marking the first time a government has contracted a commercial drone company to transport vaccines to remote areas.
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But there are also trouble spots, including France, where 1 in 3 people disagree that vaccines are safe, and Ukraine, where only about half of the population thinks that vaccines work.
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Right at the top of the "vaccine" search results is an ad for the free Kindle e-book Vaccines on Trial that fear-mongers about the safety and efficacy of vaccines.
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Why the disparities exist is not clear, but resistance to vaccines among richer people, and the promotion of programs that offer free vaccines to poor people, may both play a role.
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Farmers in China have been debating the use of vaccines, with some experts saying vaccines reduce clinical disease but do not prevent a virus from circulating and can mask its prevalence.
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Roughly three quarters of doctors reported that parents delay vaccines due to concerns about discomfort and almost the same proportion say parents delay vaccines over fears about burdening the immune system.
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The French drugmaker said on Tuesday its Sanofi Pasteur vaccines division would use its expertise in developing vaccines for similar viruses such as yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis and, most recently, dengue.
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"In both of those two meetings, he asked me if vaccines weren't a bad thing, because he was considering a commission to look into the ill effects of vaccines," Gates said.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb recently told STAT that the early indications show cell-based vaccines had 20% improved efficacy compared with egg-based vaccines for this past season.
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But misinformation about vaccines is still widely reported, so we feel it is crucial to state clearly and unambiguously: Vaccines do not cause autism and they do not contain toxic chemicals.
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Under pressure to cut costs after the Shire deal, Takeda needs a strong performance from both its dengue and norovirus experimental vaccines to prove the viability of the global vaccines business.
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"Given the choice, I do believe that the benefits of most vaccines vastly outweigh the risks, yet it is wrong to say that there are no risks to vaccines," Paul said.
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It's true that flu vaccines don't work spectacularly well, at least according to the best evidence we have (and most of the evidence on flu vaccines is of poor methodological quality).
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Diseases targeted by vaccines are dangerous — especially for children.
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A lot of the European distrust of vaccines is seen as a hangover from Andrew Wakefield's repudiated 1998 study in the Lancet linking autism to vaccines, sparking a worldwide anti-vaccine movement.
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Yet most vaccines currently used for meningitis C outbreaks in Africa are first generation vaccines which are in short supply as they are being phased out in other parts of the world.
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Vaccines for foot-and-mouth disease are the No. 1 vaccines used in animals worldwide, said James Roth, director of the Center for Food Security and Public Health at Iowa State University.
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The co-founder of the Five Star Movement has mentioned the erroneous connection between vaccines and autism, while the current deputy prime minister campaigned against the 2017 law that made vaccines compulsory.
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One thing vaccine scientists and vaccine-wary parents have in common is a desire for the safest and most effective vaccines possible — but vaccines can't be refined if researchers ignore inconvenient data.
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The alliance continues to improve access to vaccines by training health care workers, developing ways to store heat-sensitive vaccines in communities without electricity, and educating people about the value of immunization.
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I am frustrated that we still do not have effective vaccines for diseases, such as TB or malaria, but I am even more frustrated that we fail to effectively use the vaccines we possess: despite the remarkable work of UNICEF and GAVI, the vaccines alliance, three million people a year still die from vaccine-preventable diseases.
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Flu vaccines produced traditionally also seem to become more incompatible against a circulating strain of H3N2, thank to tiny changes in the viruses grown inside eggs that are used to make the vaccines.
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Pfizer has made the vaccine available at discounted prices under the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) — an international public-private partnership to improve access to vaccines in the world's poorest countries.
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Today we're living in this moment where a lot of the discussion around vaccines is framed negatively — many people have forgotten how terrible diseases like smallpox were, and what an achievement vaccines are.
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Researchers focused on Vaccines For Children (VFC), a federal government initiative started in 1994 to provide vaccines at no cost to children who might not otherwise be vaccinated because of inability to pay.
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In a broad analysis of vaccines and their adverse effects, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) in 2011 concluded vaccines are not linked with autism or other serious medical problems, including type 1 diabetes.
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These studies, which may involve DNA vaccines, inactivated viruses, or other candidates, will cost about a hundred and fifty million dollars, and will answer the critical question of whether these vaccines actually work.
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So what are the baseline facts about vaccines and autism?
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The study accounted for these differences when comparing the vaccines.
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Today, the production of flu vaccines is a global endeavor.
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Let's make vaccines against them during 'peacetime,' if you will.
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Vaccines fall under the public health jurisdiction of the states.
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Most of those illnesses do not have vaccines or cures.
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The benefit of vaccines is not a matter of opinion.
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Vaccines, these parents tell me, do not always protect children.
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Areas of focus now include oncology, rare diseases, and vaccines.
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Genetically modified yeasts already make vaccines, drugs and speciality chemicals.
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It could fund research into Ebola vaccines and now coronavirus.
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He also repeatedly tweeted about vaccines causing the developmental disorder.
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New vaccines "are a long ways away," Dr. Cherry said.
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Well, yes and yes, but let's focus on flu vaccines.
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The Dwoskins have paid for meetings and films on vaccines.
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"The moon landing, I think, yes, definitely, vaccines" or whatever.
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CEPI wants to reduce that risk by developing vaccines now.
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I think vaccines are really the foundation of public health.
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More broadly effective vaccines could make for fewer sick people.
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But he has even greater ambitions for his future vaccines.
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And he's previously signaled that he believes vaccines cause autism.
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Among the potential malaria vaccines, it is the furthest along.
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It also raised the list price on three other vaccines.
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I get all the vaccines that I can possibly get.
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Others rely on inaccurate reports that claim vaccines cause autism.
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Seasonal flu vaccines have included the H43N1 virus since 2010.
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Additional funds will target development of new vaccines and diagnostics.
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On Amazon, books skeptical of vaccines still dominate search results.
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The Protestant Dutch Reformed Church thinks vaccines thwart divine will.
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Important progress has been made to make vaccines affordable too.
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There is also one for monitoring the quality of vaccines.
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Are you worried about the future of vaccines in America?
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So far, there are no vaccines or treatments for Zika.
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Too many children are still missing out on lifesaving vaccines.
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The US spends less than $2 billion on flu vaccines.
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Today, those vaccines have virtually eliminated polio around the world.
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These products include new vaccines, drugs, diagnostics and medical devices.
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UNICEF is also waiting to send vaccines, aid sources said.
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Trump speaks about a discredited claim that vaccines cause autism.
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There are no specific treatments or vaccines for the virus.
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Its newness meant that it could evade existing flu vaccines.
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Otherwise, websites could provide inaccurate information about vaccines, for example.
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Flu vaccines will help protect you against the influenza virus.
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Like most medical products, flu vaccines can have side effects.
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" Trump also cautioned that "the vaccines can be very dangerous.
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In fact, vaccines cause much, much more good than harm.
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If you can develop vaccines for all four, you win.
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Some of the vaccines, like Hepatitis B, are administered once.
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On vaccines, the Church of Scientology has no official stance.
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Can we really any longer imagine the world before vaccines?
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Several high profile companies are working on new experimental vaccines.
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Vaccines, to some extent, are victims of their own success.
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Vaccines are not toxic, and they do not cause autism.
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That's why I chose to speak out and defend vaccines.
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How much testing has gone into this increase in vaccines?
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Many studies have concluded that vaccines do not cause SIDS.
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For parents who opt for the vaccines there are caveats.
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Several vaccines are in development in the U.S. and abroad.
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That attitude either ignores or elides the point of vaccines.
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Most vaccines are shots jabbed in the muscle or skin.
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Receiving several vaccines at once cannot "overwhelm" the immune system.
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We develop flu vaccines and encourage everyone to obtain them.
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In Brazil, citizens learn that Zika is spread by vaccines.
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Other researchers are using different methods to develop their vaccines.
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Diseases such as distemper and parvovirus are preventable with vaccines.
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With that in hand, drugs and vaccines could be made.
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The difference is that vaccines will last a long time.
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As for the seasonal flu vaccines, they are already here.
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Two other major human studies for vaccines are in progress.
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The IFRC is now working to restore confidence in vaccines.
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Although vaccines are often highly effective, they are never perfect.
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In addition, serious side effects to vaccines are extremely rare.
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Typically, inactivated vaccines are used to protect against the flu.
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MYTH: "Chicken pox parties" are a safe alternative to vaccines.
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Two MMR vaccines were required for campers and camp staff.
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Within a year, the lion takes vaccines without much fuss.
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Since becoming President, Trump has largely kept silent on vaccines.
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Its political leader campaigned against a law making vaccines obligatory.
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They've tried to stem the spread of misinformation on vaccines.
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Infants and people with compromised immune systems cannot get vaccines.
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Flu science points to another culprit when vaccines fail — us.
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So just a few people refusing vaccines can be dangerous.
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No money in vaccine development During nonoutbreak times, there's very little incentive to work on vaccines for viral diseases other than the flu, and even then it's mostly medical research centers working on vaccines.
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But while many of us fully appreciate the good that vaccines can do and support children getting all their recommended shots, there are actually some vaccines adults should be getting too—but often aren't.
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"Over the last century, vaccines have made many devastating infectious diseases a distant memory," said Charlie Weller, head of vaccines at the Wellcome Trust health charity, which co-led the Wellcome Global Monitor study.
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Once the WHO's recommendations have been made, the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation, which helps fund vaccines at lower prices for poor countries, will decide whether or not it can finance the shots.
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How it works: Vaccines use dead and weakened viruses to train the body's immune system to attack a pathogen, so it might be possible to engineer those viral vaccines to be transmissible between humans.
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When asked why they didn't vaccinate, 57 percent gave a reason that is factually inaccurate, like the belief that vaccines increase the chances of having serious side effects, or that vaccines are not necessary.
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The largest federal vaccine program — Vaccines for Children — may adjust prices within a year, but only downward, and it constrains changes in what it pays for some vaccines to below the overall inflation rate.
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Again, population-based studies showed no links between autism and thimerosal-containing vaccines and indeed after thimerosal vaccines were removed from markets in the United States, Denmark and elsewhere, autism rates did not decline.
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And the eggs aren't only useful for flu vaccines -- they could potentially be used to develop vaccines for other illnesses, said Leo Poon, head of public health laboratory sciences at Hong Kong University (HKU).
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Some physicians and other industry experts are now growing uneasy about the role of marketing in leveraging parental fears to sell the meningitis B vaccines as well as other expensive vaccines for rare illnesses.
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Beyond these two vaccines, researchers found moderate or low quality evidence that there are no safety issues with several other common travel vaccines: meningococcus; yellow fever; rubella; hepatitis A; hepatitis B; rabies; and polio.
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THRUSH: Do you think--you've been asked this before but I'll ask it again--do you think vaccines--there's any clinical--not clinical--any research link that you have seen between vaccines and autism?
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Even more alarming are the statistics on the debunked link between vaccines and autism: 46 percent of those surveyed said they are "unsure" about whether vaccines cause autism, and 10 percent said they do.
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Over the past two decades there has been extensive research to determine whether there is a link between vaccines and autism, and the result of this research is clear: vaccines do not cause autism.
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His research team also recently discovered that growing flu viruses in eggs to make vaccines, the way many flu vaccines have been made for decades, causes small mutations that might lessen the vaccine's effectiveness.
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But many who support vaccines say they worry that the city is missing the mark by not addressing the crucial issue: the misinformation flooding Hasidic communities that tells them to be wary of vaccines.
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"Over the last century, vaccines have made many devastating infectious diseases a distant memory," said Charlie Weller, head of vaccines at the Wellcome Trust health charity, which co-led the Wellcome Global Monitor study.
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Public health officials have blamed the measles resurgence on the spread of misinformation about vaccines, as a vocal fringe of parents oppose vaccines, believing, contrary to scientific studies, that ingredients in them can cause autism.
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While flu vaccines developed with more modern (cell-based and recombinant) methods of production have been licensed in the US, it's not yet clear they are more protective against flu than the egg-based vaccines.
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Over the past three decades, when billions of doses of vaccines have been given to hundreds of millions of Americans, the program has compensated about 211990,211986 people for harm they claimed was caused by vaccines.
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"I think people have gotten a little selfish," she said of families who believe that vaccines cause more harm than good, despite scientific studies that have, for instance, found no link between vaccines and autism.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian lawmakers on Monday urged authorities to seize from hospitals and health clinics all vaccines made by unapproved manufacturers, after police exposed a syndicate selling fake child vaccines for more than a decade.
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"If you're developing new vaccines, an immunoresponse in mice might not generate an immunoresponse in humans — but we're using vaccines that are already on the market, so it's a lot more translatable," Leung told me.
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The immunization rates for those vaccines are 213 percent and higher.
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Wellcome funds research into public attitudes to vaccines and vaccine uptake.
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He argued last year that certain vaccines were unsafe for children.
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But as average income increases in countries, trust in vaccines decreases.
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The new vaccines reduced side effects such as fever-associated seizures.
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Some of the diseases prevented by vaccines are nonexistent in America.
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It also doesn't definitively say whether vaccines are safe or not.
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Every year, scientists tap into predictive analytics to develop flu vaccines.
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Should debunked fears that vaccines cause autism result in medical exemptions?
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The study was funded by Merck, a leading producer of vaccines.
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In Ukraine, about 2400% of the population views vaccines as unsafe.
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Nearly half of all tweets about vaccines oppose them, for example.
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The case led California to ban nonmedical exemptions for school vaccines.
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But vaccines work, both for individuals and for the general public.
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Other teams have been racing to develop vaccines for the virus.
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State-owned Bio Farma produces nearly all vaccines available in Indonesia.
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"Not everyone concerned about vaccines has the same concerns," Hoffman says.
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Of course, the truth is that vaccines are safe and effective.
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There are currently no vaccines to treat or prevent the virus.
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Wilson's views on vaccines could have an impact on upcoming legislation.
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In Ukraine, about 25% of the population views vaccines as unsafe.
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Though promising, these DNA vaccines are still in an experimental stage.
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It's also possible such microcannons might prove useful for administering vaccines.
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Drugmakers are working on vaccines to counter the spreading Wuhan coronavirus.
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What is certain is that vaccines keep terrible diseases at bay.
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The Children's Medical Safety Research Institute has funded research into vaccines.
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So we had to re-ship the vaccines to another country.
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A good example involves a scandal involving childhood vaccines last year.
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Changsheng was fined earlier this year for distributing defective children's vaccines.
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And what better way to cull the sheeple than with vaccines?
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These involve scientists developing recipes for vaccines that can be customised.
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But vaccines are expensive and hard to get off the ground.
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This approach was taken with some experimental Zika vaccines, for example.
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Researchers for decades have tried but failed to create cancer vaccines.
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The difference comes down to how the two vaccines are designed.
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Health officials recommend flu vaccines to prevent such infections each year.
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Cuba exports various vaccines, antibody-based drugs and other biomedical technologies.
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That's about as smart as banning the flu shot or vaccines.
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In 1905, the court sided with Massachusetts: States can mandate vaccines.
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Religious objectors say common vaccines are the byproduct of aborted fetuses.
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Current proposals for containing Zika concentrate on vaccines and eradicating mosquitoes.
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IN THE medical armoury vaccines are a wonderful piece of ammunition.
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Vaccines for breast cancer have been trickier to develop, Stanton said.
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The vaccines would inoculate children against measles, tetanus, polio, and tuberculosis.
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But there may be another way to use vaccines against cancer.
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Clinton received two preventive vaccines against pneumococcal infection: Prevnar and Pneumovax.
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In 2014, he questioned why children were getting "pumped" with vaccines.
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Drugmakers GlaxoSmithKline and Merck & Co make vaccines that protect against HPV.
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Like any medical treatment or intervention, vaccines come with a risk.
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"Most vaccines are partially protective but not fully protective," Lahey said.
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Experts recommend: • Make sure your pet is current on all vaccines.
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Preventive health consults are offered along with vaccines and lab work.
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People think about flu vaccines differently: less like a medical and
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The storeroom lacked refrigeration, which may have damaged the vaccines' potency.
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Vaccines work best when lots and lots of people are immunized.
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Read This Next: In the Future Vaccines Will Be Stab-Free
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Increasing the supply of new drugs and vaccines is another challenge.
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The advantage of the killed vaccines is that they are reliable.
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Examples of attenuated vaccines include those for measles, mumps, and tuberculosis.
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"They're going to have vaccines, I think, relatively soon," he said.
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How fast can vaccines be developed — and will they even work?
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There are several examples of how fast-tracking vaccines can backfire.
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Matt Bevin has said that mandatory vaccines are un-American. Sen.
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Bill Gates did not create the coronavirus to sell more vaccines.
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It provides health screenings, vaccines, malnutrition treatment, water and school supplies.
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For example, Trump has repeatedly said he thinks vaccines cause autism.
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Some parents opted to skip vaccines for their children in 2018.
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This worked for vaccines, so why not try for cyber security?
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The list includes everything from antibiotics to vaccines to cancer medications.
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Are fears of vaccines putting the rest of us at risk?
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And vaccines for West Nile and dengue have reached clinical trials.
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That said, several high-profile scientologists have spoken out against vaccines.
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Historically, opposition to vaccines has not broken neatly along political lines.
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Also, many vaccines need refrigeration, and most villages have no electricity.
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But this is the first commercial contract for routine childhood vaccines.
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Yes, there are chemicals in vaccines, but they are not toxic.
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Some reject all vaccines but are still open to receiving information.
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Trials of vaccines and treatments have not included enough female participants.
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Most of the vaccines were given to children in eastern China.
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Vaccines can prevent infections before they happen and keep people healthy.
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There are at least 35 potential coronavirus vaccines in the works.
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If a study scares parents away from vaccines, people could die.
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Williamson invited on a prescreened caller with a question on vaccines.
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Even without these challenges, developing vaccines is an intensely hard science.
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"This soured a generation of research into RSV vaccines," Hotez said.
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Vaccines can have an even bigger impact, depending on their efficacy.
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This creates a strong barrier to the production of generic vaccines.
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Read more about symptoms and the prospects for vaccines and treatments.
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Those vaccines should also be available to tackle the latest cases.
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There are no vaccines or antiviral treatments that specifically target it.
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There are no vaccines to protect people from contracting a coronavirus.
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They haven't invented vaccines or figured out how to manufacture insulin.
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Other subsequent investigations found absolutely no link between vaccines and autism.
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Older people may need different dosing or even biologically different vaccines.
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We urgently need to develop next-generation diagnostics, vaccines and therapeutics.
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There are no vaccines to protect humans from contracting a coronavirus.
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Fourteen boxes of tablets had been seized, along with other vaccines.
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"At least an acknowledgment that vaccines cause harm," the user wrote.
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Glaxo currently divides its business into pharmaceuticals, vaccines and consumer branches.
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"You're basically getting a combination of two separate vaccines," said Corey.
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CDC is a critical source for credible health information about vaccines.
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In all, 13 children and five pregnant women were given vaccines.
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The HPV vaccine is among the best-known cancer preventive vaccines.
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Claims of negative impacts of vaccines on children's development are unfounded.
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He's nervous about vaccines and doesn't believe in exercise, for instance.
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Now, thanks to dangerous misinformation, some parents fear the vaccines more.
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The possible vaccines "are going to require huge investments," he said.
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More booster shots at 4 years old reinforce those childhood vaccines.
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Vaccines do not, in fact, cause autism, multiple studies have found.
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Will that approach work with people who believe misinformation about vaccines?
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"We need to try other types of vaccines," Leung told me.
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And while Stein's follow-up tweets say she supports vaccinations and isn't aware of any evidence that they cause autism, they don't contradict her claims that there are "real questions" about vaccines and that doctors have "concerns" about vaccines — two things that make it seem like the science on vaccines' safety and efficacy is shakier and more mixed than it really is.
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Globally, about 753 in 10 people (79%) agreed that vaccines are safe, and 9 in 10 worldwide say their children have been vaccinated, but Wellcome said there were pockets where trust in vaccines was of concern.
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Sanofi will invest 1003 million euros ($202 million) to expand its vaccines manufacturing site at Val-de-Reuil in north-western France, in a drive aimed at boosting the production of one of its influenza vaccines.
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Some parents worry that vaccines could cause problems in previously healthy kids and others see vaccines as the best way to make sure their children stay healthy, and are protected from spreadable diseases like the measles.
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However, claims of autism and vaccines then shifted from the MMR vaccine, when it was alleged thimerosal preservative that used to be found in many childhood vaccines (but which now has been mostly removed) caused autism.
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"The work that we've done in vaccines, to really get vaccines out to hundreds of millions of children," Gates told CNBC Meets when asked about what her proudest moment of the foundation had been so far.
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The proposals would also improve China's vaccine tracking system, remove incentives for local clinics to make extra money by re-selling unused vaccines and consider how to gradually move more vaccines into the state immunization list.
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But that doesn't mean people with less education believe vaccines cause autism, according to Gallup: Gallup also found "substantial partisan differences," with 55 percent of Democrats saying vaccines don't cause autism, versus 37 percent of Republicans.
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"We make vaccines which basically present these conserved areas only, and by making immune response against those... it should be as good as a measles vaccines or a rubella vaccine or a mumps vaccine," Palese explained.
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Yin's sentencing comes as the government has pledged greater scrutiny of vaccines after a scandal broke in 2016 involving nearly $90 million worth of illegal vaccines that were suspected of being sold in dozens of provinces.
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The United States and many other countries are fortunate to have vaccines to protect our most vulnerable children and adults, but that protection is not ironclad; it depends on the continued and widespread use of vaccines.
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"It used to be really that egg-based vaccines were really the only vaccines that were out there in terms of options," said Dr. Matthew Zahn, chairman of the Infectious Disease Society of America's public health committee.
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Because the disease is closely related to yellow fever and Japanese encephalitis, for which there are vaccines, experts think that making one should not prove as difficult as, for example, vaccines against H.I.V. and malaria have proven.
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Odarich's practice caters to the Russian-language community, and over the years, she's had to reassure dubious parents who've told her vaccines sicken all kids or that big pharma companies pay doctors like Odarich to peddle vaccines.
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The research comes as anti-vaxxers continue to rally against vaccines because they believe they cause autism, despite significant scientific research to the contrary and assurances from the Centers for Disease Control about the safety of vaccines.
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He told the publication that his mother, Jill Wheeler, was influenced by online misinformation, including a debunked study that claims certain vaccines could lead to autism and a theory that claims vaccines were linked to brain damage.
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There are those who understand and want vaccines and will go out of their way to get them, while in the opposite camp are those who do not want vaccines and "may even be activists," he said.
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Though vaccines are considered safe by the medical and the scientific community at large, a few well-funded anti-vaccination activists without medical training or expertise have promoted the false claim that vaccines cause harm and death.
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Where the truth lies Support for vaccine exemptions persists despite bunk studies that have erroneously linked vaccines to autism and the near-universal agreement among government health agencies and healthcare professionals that vaccines are safe and effective.
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However, Trump stopped short of coming out against vaccines — he has made comments that he believes that there should be more study of vaccine practices and suggested that the number and timing of vaccines should be altered.
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With Canterbury health centers running out of vaccines since the start of the outbreak in late February, 3,000 MMR vaccines have been brought by Sunday and 18,000 more are to be delivered to the region by Wednesday.
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It's also urging people in Arizona to support bills in the state House and Senate that would make it easier to get exemptions from vaccines and require doctors to provide information about the potential risks of vaccines.
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Such vaccines involve the killed version of a virus and usually don't provide immunity that's as strong as live vaccines, which is why in some cases you may need several doses over time, such as booster shots.
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The event was a showcase of some of the most thoroughly discredited claims about vaccines, from the notion that they cause autism, to the suggestion that vaccines are a huge source of mercury that's making kids sick.
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The firm was found to have falsified data and sold ineffective vaccines.
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Since 2013, a few flu vaccines have been created using recombinant technology.
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Vaccines help prevent bacterial meningitis, though they are not 100 percent effective.
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But where wellness culture and established policy clash are around vaccines, naturally.
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"I love that you are promoting vaccines!" wrote Raluca Sander on Friday.
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The concept of cancer vaccines has been around for decades, he says.
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But there are no dedicated treatments or vaccines for chikungunya and dengue.
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Again, vaccines are safe and necessary to continue a disease-free nation.
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He was injecting live virus vaccines into people at a Holiday Inn.
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She thought vaccines were a conspiracy by the government to kill children.
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He has also embraced entirely discredited theories that link vaccines to autism.
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They get de-fleaed, dewormed; they get their full vaccines and microchipping.
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"Vaccines are a victim of their own success," Dr. Murray tells PEOPLE.
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Saint Lucia provided the vaccines at no cost, the health department said.
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Booker added that there is no scientific link between vaccines and autism.
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Past flu season vaccines have had effectiveness ranging from 10% to 60%.
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VIRGINIA HUGHES: 40 percent of people in France are distrustful of vaccines.
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Here's the CDC's list of vaccines available for the 2018–2019 season.
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Some are developing vaccines from scratch based on the coronavirus' genetic code.
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The truth The truth is, however, that vaccines do not cause autism.
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Lindenberger started catching up on his missed childhood vaccines in December 2018.
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It also hopes to accelerate the development of vaccines, drugs and diagnostics.
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Reasons vary, but some point to false information that vaccines cause autism.
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Overseas, people are not concerned about the safeness of vaccines, Gates said.
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"I am totally in favor of vaccines," Trump said during a Sept.
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The researchers then pulled out the roughly 10,000 tweets related to vaccines.
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Vaccines are safe—and we're running out of ways to say it.
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Among experts, there is no real debate over whether vaccines cause autism.
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That wasn't caused by immigrants, that was because of distrust of vaccines.
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Vaccines may be the starkest version of this, but the unspecialists abound.
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Other challenges include a lack of reliable power to keep vaccines cold.
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She could've just tweeted "Vaccines don't cause autism" but chose not to.
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Just say the medically accurate thing about vaccines and we'll move on.
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And make sure family and community members and children have their vaccines!
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Anti-vaxxers buy into the thoroughly debunked theory that vaccines cause autism.
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He has suggested that vaccines and doctors in general can cause autism.
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Along with it, so have the diseases vaccines are supposed to prevent.
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Americans have received billions of doses of vaccines over that time period.
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The drone will use GPS to drone vaccines are 30-feet intervals.
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Misinformation about vaccines has led to an alarming number of measles outbreaks.
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On Tuesday, the Iowa state Senate rejected two bills related to vaccines.
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He's suggested he believes the thoroughly debunked link between vaccines and autism.
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Before vaccines were developed, rotavirus killed about 450,403 children worldwide each year.
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But over the years, advances in medical technology led to improved vaccines.
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Many vaccines and top-grossing pharmaceuticals contain proteins as the main ingredient.
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So there's a clear link between refusing vaccines and risk of outbreaks.
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That's because few vaccines are 100 percent effective, Omer added by email.
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It solves a lot of the problems inherent in the vaccines today.
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Several companies and government agencies are working to develop vaccines against Zika.
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After all, when it comes to vaccines, the optimal number is zero.
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The current method for making vaccines, using chicken eggs, takes a year.
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The cats' yearly check-ups and vaccines came to around $300 total.
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The way people typically test vaccines is in the midst of outbreaks.
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There is also a change to the timing of the pneumococcal vaccines.
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Day echoed that message, noting celebrities who have spoken out against vaccines.
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There's an exact analogy to immunization and vaccines and how they work.
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If vaccines are given to protect from disease, how could this happen?
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IN ANY list of life-saving discoveries, vaccines come near the top.
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Non-mandatory vaccines, such as for chickenpox, have to be paid for.
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Bevin also expressed skepticism about the government mandating vaccines in the interview.
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Today there are two types of cancer vaccines available: preventive and treatment.
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The "personalized" nature of vaccines is what researchers describe as most promising.
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"Vaxxed" itself vacillates between vilifying vaccines and saying that they save lives.
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The vaccines with which people are familiar are those against infectious disease.
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Vaccines, antibiotics, biologics and other therapies have saved and transformed countless lives.
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Merck & Co and GlaxoSmithKline are among the main manufacturers of measles vaccines.
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The results of this research are clear: Vaccines do not cause autism.
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GSK's remaining operations will be focused on making prescription medicines and vaccines.
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Even with vaccines and experimental treatments, the rate of transmission is accelerating.
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No illnesses or deaths have been directly linked to the fake vaccines.
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And he has also previously voiced doubts about the efficacy of vaccines.
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Three members of his famous family forcefully denounced his views on vaccines.
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It gave no specifics about any harm the vaccines may have done.
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Much of that is due to the lifelong protections that vaccines offer.
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Politically, it could build upon strong (and rare) bipartisan support on vaccines.
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So it's putting an emphasis on well care, preventative health, vaccines, screenings.
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Then each country uses that prediction to approve vaccines in its jurisdiction.
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In the US, vaccines have drastically reduced the number of mumps cases.
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Ebola Scientists often intervene during infectious outbreaks with vaccines and antiviral medications.
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There are currently no FDA-approved treatments or vaccines for the coronavirus.
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SOCIAL Q'S What to do about in-laws who don't do vaccines.
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Maine successfully passed legislation barring all nonmedical exemptions for vaccines this year.
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With no ambulances and no ventilators and no vaccines and no antibiotics.
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But medical experts and scientists with firsthand experience developing vaccines are skeptical.
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Why don't we just make the vaccines and give them to people?
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There are no vaccines with long-lasting protection against malaria or tuberculosis.
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They could be beaten with vaccines if the world committed more money.
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I will never make a dime on our neglected tropical disease vaccines.
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Second, we'll continue to see resistance for the introduction of new vaccines.
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Was there ever a strong scientific case for vaccines as the culprit?
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They'd do it sooner, but they need to get their vaccines first.
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"Vaccines have been a victim of their own success," Dr. Offit said.
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"I would like to see safe and effective vaccines developed," she said.
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Other biotechs developing mRNA coronavirus vaccines include Moderna, BioNTech, and Arcturus Therapeutics.
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Currently, no approved vaccines exist to prevent infection with the novel coronavirus.
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Pro-vaccine tweets from the same accounts argued that vaccines saved lives.
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"I don't believe in #vaccines I believe in God's will," one read.
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Our arsenal of vaccines is exceptional, but it could always be better.
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Vaccines are first-ballot Hall of Fame for things we've done right.
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Like Dr. Mundel, he argued that even imperfect vaccines could save lives.
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Other companies are doing different things, making vaccines, or repurposing existing treatments.
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This includes vaccines, pharmaceuticals and medical supplies like respirator masks and ventilators.
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The only things that would shift those outcomes are vaccines or drugs.
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Moderna is changing how vaccines are madeModerna's speed wasn't a solo effort.
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The pharmaceutical firm is no stranger to developing vaccines for emerging crises.
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Fundamentalist Protestant families there are vehemently opposed to vaccines on religious grounds.
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Researchers can still improve these vaccines, and are eager to do that.
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Some Catholics worry about vaccines derived from cell lines associated with abortion.
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Scientists are racing to develop treatments and vaccines to stop the outbreak.
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The government has said the vaccines themselves were real, although traded illegally.
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"It will also assist in the assessment of effectiveness of trial vaccines."
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Gavin Newsom signed into law new rules restricting medical exemptions for vaccines.
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Donor-funded clinics and vaccines are the world's best defence against Ebola.
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The drugmaker is also looking at vaccines as a potential core business.
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But its institutional stance toward vaccines has been a subject of controversy.
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We support vaccines, but if parents have concerns, spread out the shots.
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"I&aposm in favor of vaccines," he said during the presidential debate.
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The half receiving the active injection will actually be getting two vaccines.
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After that you can add in vaccines, antibiotics, and other medical technologies.
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PUTIN SAYS MOSCOW TO SUPPLY VENEZUELA WITH FLU VACCINES IN NEAR FUTURE
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Now it is where your aunt goes to read misinformation about vaccines!
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Experimental new drugs and vaccines reached the front lines, and they worked.
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Some said they or their loved ones had been injured by vaccines.
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Drugstores began rolling out this year's batch of vaccines in recent weeks.
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They said public health centers would have priority access to vaccines stocks.
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But many parents begin contemplating vaccines during pregnancy or immediately after childbirth.
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Then, ideally, the price will drop well below that of existing vaccines.
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Other companies, using different approaches, are also trying to manufacture coronavirus vaccines.
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Other companies, using different approaches, are also trying to manufacture coronavirus vaccines.
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Researchers fear the stumble could stoke mistrust in vaccines around the globe.
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Since then, the government has had a wary attitude toward promoting vaccines.
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So there are many ways for people to worm out of vaccines.
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Vaccines have saved hundreds of thousands of American lives in recent years.
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However, there are pockets of lower confidence in vaccines across the world.
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Cover image: Trolls used the issue of vaccines to whip up discontent.
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Most said they believed in climate change and the benefits of vaccines.
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We know that vaccines only work when everyone who can gets them.
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"The only way to be prepared and ready is to make vaccines against agents that we know exist, that we know have the potential to be outbreak agents like Ebola," said Moncef Slaoui, chairman of vaccines at GSK.
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The big picture: Reducing the risk of new epidemics will require expanding the use of existing vaccines, especially for measles and seasonal influenza, as well as introducing new vaccines for any vector-borne or zoonotic diseases that emerge.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has banned drug wholesalers from selling vaccines, state media said on Monday, after a scandal in which about $90 million worth of improperly stored vaccines was suspected of being sold illegally in dozens of provinces.
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Meanwhile, a WHO advisory group recommended last week that the DRC offer lower doses of vaccines to spread them out farther and to consider accepting other experimental vaccines to help boost the current one that's approved for use.
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These tools allow scientists to figure out the keys to a virus' survival by dissecting its DNA, devise new vaccines, manufacture those vaccines cheaply and quickly, and monitor which viruses in the wild might become public health headaches.
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Sales at the French drugmaker's vaccines unit were down 9.8% at constant exchange rates as a result of a decision by the World Health Organisation this year to delay its choice of recommended compositions of influenza virus vaccines.
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While health insurance coverage for Americans of all ages has expanded significantly under the Affordable Care Act — including free preventive health services like vaccines — too many adults still face significant cost-sharing requirements that can make vaccines unaffordable.
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I let them know that we in medicine have a lot of experience with vaccines and that they've saved countless lives -- that the schedule and number of vaccines at each visit were meant to keep their daughter healthy.
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Patients should be more afraid of the various diseases that vaccines are meant to protect us all against rather than fearing the vaccines themselves, whether the pathogen is the wildly spreading measles virus or the highly deadly Ebola.
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His Facebook feed, he said, had been filled with clips of Five Star politicians promising personal choice, as well as articles and videos about the pharmaceutical interests behind vaccines and the vaccines' supposed connections to cancers and autism.
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But while most kids have been vaccinated, they often haven't gotten all the vaccines they need for full immunity — only 7 percent of kids in the poorest 73 countries have all the doses of all the recommended vaccines.
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About 27 to 210% of the national stockpile of pandemic influenza vaccines is derived from eggs, the report says, and while the vaccines are supplied by four companies, only one has an egg-based vaccine facility in the US. "The US government considers the one US-based company as the only dependable manufacturer for producing egg-based vaccines for rapid pandemic mitigation," the report says.
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Although other malaria vaccines are under development, including a whole cell malaria vaccine, which might offer better protection than RTS,S, the fact is that many of our next generation vaccines, such as those for HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis will also be partially protective, as might the new vaccines to prevent worm infections that we're developing in our Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Development.
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Vaccines Don&apost Give Dogs Autism, Veterinarians Shout Into the VoidThe debunked idea that vaccines cause autism is one that, judging by my inbox alone, continues to…Read more ReadThere's no direct evidence in the survey that pet owners are buying into the propaganda spouted by the anti-vaccination movement—it doesn't seem to have asked people whether they think pet vaccines can cause autism, for instance.
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While all 50 states have legislation requiring vaccines for students, almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 17 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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There are currently four experimental Zika vaccines in the earliest stages of human testing, according to STAT, but there is concern that the outbreak will be receding by the time vaccines are ready for testing in Phase 3 trials.
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But in recent decades he's become better known for his firm stance denying established science on vaccines and arguing, against an overwhelming medical and scientific consensus to the contrary, that a preservative formerly used in children's vaccines causes autism.
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Sometimes, when I read about the anti-vaccine movement, I wonder how you must feel knowing what a nasty and painful disease smallpox was, and knowing vaccines helped eliminate it, and that there are people who now reject vaccines.
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"It is therefore possible that vaccines may come late for the current Latin American outbreak, but the development of a vaccine remains an imperative, in particular vaccines suitable for pregnant women and women of child-bearing age," she said.
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"Enabling Sabin to build on the scientific progress GSK has delivered up to Phase II increases the likelihood these candidate vaccines may help prevent potential future outbreaks," Thomas Breuer, chief medical officer of GSK Vaccines, said in a statement.
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The Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, the other federal agency responsible for developing and making available new vaccines for emergency response, has in fiscal year 2017 only a single project for $43 million supporting game-changing influenza vaccines.
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All 50 states have legislation requiring vaccines for students — but almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 17 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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"We have almost eradicated measles, but we are now seeing a rise in cases, because the trust in vaccines is declining this year," Lulu Bravo, of the Philippine Foundation for Vaccination, told a meeting on media reporting on vaccines.
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Even the weakened bacteria used in vaccines can be dangerous for people with H.I.V. BCG vaccine, like most vaccines made with live weakened virus, is not given to pregnant women, although it has not been shown to harm fetuses.
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He said there are several years of research and testing ahead, but hopes the technology could one day lead to rapid production of "single shot" vaccines against an emerging epidemic, or of "cocktail" vaccines against several different infectious diseases.
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Beppe Grillo, the co-founder of the Five Star Movement, has raised a link between vaccines and autism, suggested that vaccines weaken the immune systems of healthy children, and claimed that the pharmaceutical industry has pushed them for profit.
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"The county leads the state in religious exemptions to required vaccines," Mullendore said.
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"I've heard that expired vaccines are what's causing microcephaly in babies," she said.
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Since launching the initiative five years ago, they have funded over 45,000 vaccines.
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Almost half the respondents said they were at least moderately distrustful of vaccines.
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Rising temperatures don't just drive demand for air-conditioning units and better vaccines.
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Early signs are that confidence in vaccines is rising since the law change.
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Why is raising questions about the safety of vaccines a no-go zone?
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Vaccines can be delivered within a couple of hours, according to the company.
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Vaccines are difficult to transport as they must be stored at precise temperatures.
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That is a vaccine victory for which vaccines do not get the credit.
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It could also be used to test the efficacy of their own vaccines.
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Overall, some of the biggest problems with trust in vaccines are in Europe.
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The company also said it would reject ads promoting false information about vaccines.
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The foundation is putting up millions for treatment and the development of vaccines.
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Parental fears around vaccines that are stoked by misinformation can erode that protection.
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Not only do I support vaccines, but I routinely recommend and administer them.
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On Wednesday, Bennett confronted Pan about his previous statements that vaccines are safe.
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Another challenge is manufacturing proteins from the virus needed to develop potential vaccines.
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There, pets can receive vaccines, care for minor illnesses and other routine exams.
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Such confusion about vaccines, however, has the potential for dangerous real-life consequences.
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Today, we have vaccines that can prevent people who are bitten from dying.
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Vaccines remain the most powerful tool to preserve health and to save lives.
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Or in this case, HPV vaccines seem to coincide with strange side effects.
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There is no scientific link between vaccines and autism, according to the CDC.
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Dr Bark, a forceful speaker, has made a vocation out of opposing vaccines.
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Instead she dwells on cases of childhood illness which she blames on vaccines.
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Overall, GSK led the field with 55 antimicrobial pipeline projects, including 13 vaccines.
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If more complex vaccines are needed, that number could rise to $200 billion.
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Walter Reed is working with Sanofi Pasteur, a major vaccines developer and manufacturer.
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Vaccines were among the drugs most frequently cited as being in short supply.
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This is not the first time Sohail has been accused of mishandling vaccines.
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Hundreds of thousands of deaths — at least — have simultaneously been prevented by vaccines.
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A potential solution to this problem comes in the form of ingestible vaccines.
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Lack of vaccines and poorer health standards may have contributed to this. 8.
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Medical experts say there is no debate about the safety of these vaccines.
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Trump's Ebola tweets and perpetuation of myths about vaccines certainly aren't very encouraging.
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Indian biotechnology company Bharat Biotech said it was working on two possible vaccines.
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This can inform how the researchers develop vaccines to protect koalas from chlamydia.
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Greenfield had tweeted just three months earlier: "Vaccines do indeed cause autism."[CNN]
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Vaccines work with the immune system to strengthen the body's own natural defenses.
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And molecular biology can be used to accelerate the development of new vaccines.
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The earliest recombinant vaccines and drugs have been in use for three decades.
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Eighty-two percent of respondents said they'd take vaccines for their family members.
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The state will end free vaccines for children as part of the cuts.
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Vaccines are credited with wiping out polio in most parts of the world.
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The same technology has also been used for hepatitis B vaccines in Indonesia.
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And yet, Moderna is plunging ahead with its work on mRNA-based vaccines.
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Through its partnership with Merck, the company plans to develop personalized cancer vaccines.
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The project will be undertaken by the drug maker's Sanofi Pasteur vaccines division.
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Kahan had grown up in London and hadn't had vaccines as a child.
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) reckons that vaccines save 21980m lives a year.
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Some vegans object to the use of animal-derived products in vaccines' manufacture.
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The WHO isn't sending more cholera vaccines because supplies worldwide are severely limited.
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There was very little demand, so pharmaceutical companies weren't incentivized to make vaccines.
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Closely related were advertisements alleging medical, governmental, and pharmaceutical corruption related to vaccines.
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There are no vaccines available for West Nile Virus or non-polio enteroviruses.
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There were no shortages of vaccines with a price per dose above $75.
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For drugs as valuable as vaccines, that might be a price worth paying.
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Vaccines are powerful tools, ones that offer the promise of longer, healthier lives.
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"Previous vaccines have aimed to block the virus's entry into cells," he says.
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Public health officials blame the resurgence on the spread of misinformation about vaccines.
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The new and old vaccines both require refrigeration and are formulated as drops.
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All oral polio vaccines are made with live, weakened strains of the virus.
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"His charm is so contagious, vaccines have been created for it," one said.
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The committee will also discuss vaccines for human papillomavirus, Japanese encephalitis and influenza.
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Vaccines, another form of immunotherapy, have had considerably less success than the others.
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The measles outbreak comes as hesitancy toward vaccines has grown across the country.
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Other public polls have shown higher skepticism toward vaccines among more conservative Americans.
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"The keeping track of who's got what vaccines is really burdensome," Brewer said.
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On Thursday, Brazil's Globo TV channel reported shortages of vaccines across the country.
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Stein said last month people have "real questions" about the safety of vaccines.
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The only licensed Ebola vaccines come from separate groups in Russia and China.
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The Orthodox Jewish community has been notably skeptical of the value of vaccines.
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Some attendees also seemed to urge Trump to support the science behind vaccines.
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Deliberate "challenges" are rare in testing vaccines for diseases that have no cure.
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Medicare providers should encourage patients to get recommended vaccines during annual wellness visits.
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The WHO is establishing specialized vaccine carriers and freezers to store the vaccines.
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Vaccines do significantly reduce the risk of getting sick, but they aren't bulletproof.
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It's focusing on specific illnesses, and pushing towards testing vaccines and stockpiling them.
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Vaccines were also among the recent topics of conversation between Trump and Gates.
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Vaccines are the best way to protect against infectious diseases like chicken pox.
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And up to 3 million children are saved every year thanks to vaccines.
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Researchers will know in short order whether the vaccines being tested are effective.
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This is how many vaccines work, including those for polio and the flu.
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Developing vaccines that are safe and effective takes time, investment, and good science.
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Contracts for manufacturing vaccines would be submitted first to a public review board.
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And it will reshape life even after effective treatments and vaccines are developed.
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I've introduced legislation to speed the testing and production of drugs and vaccines.
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Researchers are hard at work developing potential treatments or vaccines for the coronavirus.
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We're also working to streamline our processes for coronavirus vaccines and therapeutic treatment.
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National ____ When he was 12, Marco Zozaya critiqued those linking vaccines and autism.
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These vaccines, Fauci says, can serve as the template for Zika vaccine development.
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Vaccines that had made it through animal trials were already sitting on shelves.
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Dr. Peter Hotez has devoted his career to making vaccines more widely available.
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Vaccines are among the most ingenious of inventions, and among the most maddening.
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Vaccines have eliminated some of the most dangerous, fatal diseases in human history.
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Certainly an opposition to vaccines is quite consistent with the American story, however.
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We see this same approach now among some of our leaders toward vaccines.
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Read more: There are at least 35 potential coronavirus vaccines in the works.
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CureVac is using a genetic technology that enables much quicker development of vaccines.
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Several labs have developed prototype vaccines that are currently being tested on animals.
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In addition, tests on two new H.I.V. vaccines should be finished by 2021.
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That would buy doctors time to produce tests, antiviral drugs, and potential vaccines.
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She cited the "Lübeck disaster," a famous incident in the history of vaccines.
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"Make sure kids are up-to-date on their vaccines," Dr. Ratner said.
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It's not like some of the vaccines that are very difficult to make.
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In the past, she has promoted the debunked theory that vaccines cause autism.
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As of now, there are no known cures or vaccines to the coronavirus.
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AI is useful in accelerating the development of subunit and nucleic acid vaccines.
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Some are developing vaccines from scratch using info about the virus' genetic code.
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Pharmaceutical giants Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) are also working on vaccines.
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Only 20123 percent of pregnant women get both vaccines; about half get one.
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The vaccines — against flu and whooping cough — are strongly recommended during every pregnancy.
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GSK also used adjuvant technology to develop vaccines against pandemic influenza in 2009.
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But streamlining the development of vaccines, Toner said, "would be a game changer."
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There are no vaccines available that can prevent people from catching the coronavirus.
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None of the companies provided expected timelines to get their vaccines to market.
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"We need to be more active...and get accurate information out on vaccines."
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The science is clear — there is absolutely no association between vaccines and autism.
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For both families, I explained the fundamentals: No, vaccines do not cause autism.
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One could even argue that vaccines reduce jobs for medical workers, he says.
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The Blood, Vaccines and Other Biologics Advisory Committee meets at 8:30 a.m.
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In the 20th century, vaccines conquered many of the deadliest diseases of childhood.
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Meanwhile, the specific claims around vaccines and coronavirus are starting to change form.
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Five drugs are undergoing clinical trials; animal testing has begun on potential vaccines.
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There are no vaccines or treatments available for CWD, which is always fatal.
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Many posts advocating for MMS also expressed skepticism or outright fear of vaccines.
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A 2003 outbreak of SARS led to a similar rush for developing vaccines.
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None of the companies provided expected timelines to get their vaccines to market.
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Gottlieb's suggestion about the federal government and vaccines was first reported by Axios.
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Famously, a retracted 1998 study reported that autism was linked to childhood vaccines.
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Even so, the myth that vaccines cause autism and other diseases has persisted.
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The next generation of vaccines, made of just the surface polysaccharides, were safer.
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And some owners said they didn't think the vaccines were necessary (16 percent).
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Of course, our pets need vaccines every bit as much as we do.
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"Vaccines have been thoroughly tested and are safe, effective and lifesaving," Ruppert said.
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There is rampant misinformation about vaccines that in part influences anti-vax parents.
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Finally, the Williamson campaign referred to vaccines as "pharmaceuticals," which isn't really correct.
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The need for research to develop new drugs, vaccines, and cures is clear.
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Over the past decade, Trump has repeatedly fanned parents' unfounded fears of vaccines.
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In some cases, even vaccines have been faked, Breman said, citing the report.
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Scientists at the center are developing vaccines for swine flu, HIV, and Ebola.
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Currently, investment in TB research and development — especially in vaccines — is embarrassingly low.
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Both cell-grown and egg-grown vaccines are equally acceptable by CDC standards.
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Some are developing vaccines from scratch using info about the virus's genetic code.
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In Rockland County alone, more than 13,000 vaccines have been given since October.
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Vaccines given to young women before they become sexually active are effective prevention.
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One of two vaccines available from 1963-67 was ineffective, the C.D.C. says.
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Pinterest recently began blocking posts about vaccines from appearing in its search bar.
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Bob Menendez asked Price whether he agreed with Trump that vaccines cause autism.
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So it's not clear why Kennedy continues on this mercury and vaccines tirade.
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The majority view is also that there's no religious reason to avoid vaccines.
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Agustín Fernández III co-founded Rational Vaccines with tenured SIU professor William Halford.
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To deliver the vaccines for Joy, the drones, operated by an Australian company called Swoop Aero, carried styrofoam boxes packed with ice and electronic monitors to make sure that the vaccines never reached an undesirable temperature in the warm environment.
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All 50 states currently have legislation requiring vaccines for students — but almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 18 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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Haller believes in vaccines, which is why he volunteered to test three different influenza vaccines that weren't yet approved by the Food and Drug Administration—including against H7N9, a strain of influenza seen as a plausible source of the next pandemic.
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Fresh guidance issued Thursday by the Pregnancy Research Ethics for Vaccines, Epidemics, and New Technologies Working Group, an international team of 17 experts, seeks to ensure that pregnant women are no longer excluded from receiving vaccines against emerging infectious diseases.
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This is a phenomenon called herd immunity, where vaccines for the majority of those in a population can offer protection to others, especially, the children not old enough for vaccines or whose immune systems are too weak to benefit from vaccination.
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Vaccines in America are more accessible than ever, as insurance companies for now are mandated by the Affordable Care Act to offer vaccines as an essential health benefit (although unfortunately, this could change in some states under the American Healthcare Act).
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Doing so can help create herd immunity, a concept in which as many people as possible get vaccines in order to protect themselves and other community members who are unable to get vaccines for health reasons, like HIV or cancer.
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On his own website, Gordon describes his approach to vaccines as "balanced" and "moderate," but his attitude toward them has contributed to the growing sentiment against vaccines – that in itself is leading to a resurrection of preventable illnesses, including measles.
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And while no one is saying the current candidate vaccines are dangerous, they warrant dutiful examination "because in contrast to drugs, vaccines are given only to healthy people," said Barry Bloom, a professor at the Harvard School of Public Health.
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And Andrew Wakefield, the British doctor whose study linking measles vaccines with autism was widely discredited and condemned, appeared via Skype to offer an almost apocalyptic vision of a world in which vaccines were giving rise to deadlier immunization-resistant diseases.
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In March, authorities pledged to crack down on the black market sale of vaccines after a mother and daughter in Shandong province were found to have illegally bought vaccines from traders and sold on to hundreds of re-sellers around China.
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PARIS, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Sanofi will invest 170 million euros ($202 million) to expand its vaccines manufacturing site at Val-de-Reuil in north-western France, in a drive aimed at boosting the production of one of its influenza vaccines.
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Doing so can help create herd immunity, a concept in which as many people as possible get vaccines in order to protect themselves and other community members who are unable to get vaccines for health reasons, like HIV or cancer.
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A few things are worth noting here: the implications that there is no "independent scientific verification of vaccine safety," that vaccines are only studied by their manufacturers, or that vaccines are less tested or regulated than other drugs are all false.
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Anti-vaccination content often claims that vaccines are unsafe -- such as that they can cause autism -- even though research has debunked such claims and the CDC points to its vaccine safety system to ensure that vaccines are as safe as possible.
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When it comes to vaccines, Gates and Gawande say it's important for people to realize the success vaccines have had in the world, and when you take them away, diseases that were once wiped out will make a re-occurrence.
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That response is sometimes less robust than the one provoked by the attenuated virus—hence the agonizing modern ritual of dragging children to get booster shots for some vaccines—but the method has been used to make vaccines for decades.
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If the fringe on vaccines becomes mainstream, our health will be in grave danger.
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This isn't surprising in light of the widespread concern about childhood vaccines in France.
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But the vaccines take a long time to produce and the stockpile is low.
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A third of the funds ($324 million) were for vaccines and child immunization programs.
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Medicines like insulin to treat diabetes or tetanus vaccines need to be kept cool.
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Over 4,000 vaccines are expected to be deployed to the region early next week.
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There are no vaccines or management programs to control rabies in the bat population.
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The extra cash flow will benefit GSK's other business, pharmaceuticals and vaccines, she said.
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" Then pushed by the hosts for a clearer answer, Williamson said, "I support vaccines.
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Additionally, veterinarians are the ultimate decider for which non-core vaccines are medically necessary.
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Released Wednesday, the results show that 292% of people agree that vaccines are safe.
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Regions with lower income levels, in turn, are far more likely to trust vaccines.
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Released Wednesday, the results show that 0443% of people agree that vaccines are safe.
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So what is Pomaro's message for parents with doubts about the safety of vaccines?
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Dr. Rathore says the question of "Are vaccines safe?" is the top annual inquiry.
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Mathematicians hope that decoding the geometry of viruses could eventually lead to better vaccines.
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And perhaps then, mothers who don't think their children need vaccines will consent anyway.
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Those studying vaccines, too, need to be aware of the confounding effects of hygiene.
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Which is why we need vaccines to help our bodies see through the act.
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GlaxoSmithKline — The drugmaker's chairman of vaccines, Moncef Slaoui, will be retiring by June 2017.
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Federal funding will play a key role in research into new therapies and vaccines.
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The company sells in the region vaccines, oncology, gastroenterology and over-the-counter products.
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We have vaccines and treatment protocols, but it doesn't seem like it's going anywhere.
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A quarter of liquid vaccines are spoiled because they are not kept properly chilled.
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First, for vaccines to be safe and effective, they need to be kept cold.
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This reduces the need for cold chain storage facilities, as required for other vaccines.
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These are certified by the USDA and are free from antibiotics, vaccines and hormones.
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Religious groups and companies donated clothes, and local authorities provided vaccines, food and drink.
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Some think vaccines or larvicide are to blame for the rash of birth defects.
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By comparison, most widely used childhood vaccines have about 85 to 95 percent efficacy.
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Some had been lectured or leafleted by crackpots who claim that vaccines are harmful.
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What is sinister about her candidacy is the bizarre stance she's taken on vaccines.
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Pharmaceutical companies already pay Marken to give vaccines to patients testing their experimental drugs.
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Existing vaccines provide only temporary protection to adults and do not work in children.
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If you had smallpox, you've got about 10 days to provide vaccines and antiserum.
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One factor is how well the vaccines match the virus that is actually prevalent.
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And as it has, so too have the diseases vaccines are supposed to prevent.
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Public health officials blame the measles resurgence on the spread of misinformation about vaccines.
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There's overwhelming evidence that this is not true — that vaccines do not cause autism.
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"Back then, the entire profession was not as nuanced about giving vaccines," he said.
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Ultimately, there is no "debate" to be had about the profound benefits of vaccines.
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France, the birthplace of vaccine pioneer Louis Pasteur, has a major problem with vaccines.
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That boosts sales for travel vaccines unavailable on the NHS, such as yellow fever.
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Children as young as a seven-day-old infant received the unapproved oral vaccines.
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The more traditional live attenuated vaccines contain a weakened version of the actual virus.
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One-third of the funds ($324 million) were for vaccines and child immunization programs.
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Rational Vaccines had set up shop in a house high above a turquoise bay.
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Last month, Nigeria's Center for Disease Control warned that there were not enough vaccines.
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"Some organizations are deliberately targeting these communities with inaccurate and misleading information about vaccines."
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To be clear, the current scientific evidence shows no link between vaccines and autism.
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""I want to reassure parents that vaccines are safe, they do not cause autism.
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Lastly, there are some vaccines you could get as an adult in special situations.
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Not now, today, talking about vaccines in a Berkeley coffee shop, but back then?
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Like all the vaccines under investigation, it goes by a lot of different names.
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Certain parental concerns have vanished with technological advances like infant formula or polio vaccines.
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Since launching the initiative five years ago, they have funded more than 45,000 vaccines.
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Numerous studies have debunked a now redacted study that incorrectly claimed vaccines cause autism.
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And a mere 20 percent of high-risk individuals receive the recommended pneumococcal vaccines.
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With these strategies, "we can prevent all deaths with our current vaccines," he added.
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Vaccines and medicines cannot be stored, and doctors cannot communicate with other healthcare professionals.
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Large scientific studies have demonstrated that there is no link between vaccines and autism.
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There is no scientific evidence to suggest that vaccines do more harm than good.
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Do you know much about the vaccines and treatments available in countries like Germany?
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But, as with all cancer vaccines of the era, that response did not last.
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That same year, smallpox broke out in nearby Cambridge and the city mandated vaccines.
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We elected a president who continues to profess his belief that vaccines cause autism.
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To be clear, millions of Muslims around the world get vaccines with no objection.
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Most notably, it found 79 percent 'somewhat' or 'strongly agree' that vaccines are safe.
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They establish fixed markups for vaccines leaving the factory, of between 10% and 25%.
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There are no vaccines or treatment for Zika and none even undergoing clinical studies.
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Other infections can be fought in other ways, for example with vaccines or antibiotics.
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In both encounters, Gates recalled, Trump asked him whether he believed vaccines were dangerous.
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He also said he thought it was normal for children not to receive vaccines.
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In 2001, eight of 11 recommended childhood vaccines were unavailable or in short supply.
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Of course, there are other researchers working on herpes vaccines—as well as treatments.
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We may need existing stocks to produce new vaccines to counteract the new viruses.
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