Volume 7 - Issue 9 Suppl - September 2008

Consultant for Pediatricians

Focus on Vaccines
Focus on Vaccines
Consequences of 3 Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
04/29/2011
This Photo Essay includes 3 cases of vaccine-preventable diseases: epiglottitis, congenital rubella syndrome, and, and streptococcal infection secondary to varicella.
04/29/2011
Focus on Vaccines
Focus on Vaccines
Vaccine Costs, Compensation, and Access: Problems—and Solutions
04/29/2011
Richard Lander, MD
Vaccines are perhaps the single most important contribution the 20th century made to civilization.
04/29/2011
Focus on Vaccines
Focus on Vaccines
HPV Vaccine: Questions and Controversies
04/29/2011
Jean Someshwar, MD
ABSTRACT: The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine Gardasil (Merck) has been shown to be almost 100% effective in preventing infection from the 4 strains of HPV (types
04/29/2011
Focus on Vaccines
Focus on Vaccines
Vaccinations: Immunizations Do Not Cause Autism Spectrum Disorder . . .They Prevent Disease
04/29/2011
Miranda O. Ramirez, MD; Golder N. Wilson, MD, PhD
In response to publicity about an alleged but erroneous link between vaccination and autism, the number of children who are being immunized has decreased.
04/29/2011
Focus on Vaccines
Focus on Vaccines
Anti-Vaccine Media: Its Impact—and Strategies to Combat It
04/29/2011
Linda S. Nield, MD
<div class="article-blurb" id="article-deck"><strong>Harsh words, accusations, and misinformation about vaccines and vaccine providers are commonplace on the Internet,...
04/29/2011
Focus on Vaccines
Focus on Vaccines
Vaccines: Issues—and Answers
04/29/2011
Deepak M. Kamat, MD, PhD
<DIV id=article-content-body> <P>Vaccines may represent the greatest advance in children’s health of the past 50 years, but they also, sadly, can frequently be a source of stress for today’s...
04/29/2011