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Lower Vaccination Rates Put Children At Risk
April 29, 2005 — Children treated with complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) have lower vaccination rates than the general population, exposing them to added risk from preventable illnesses such as mumps and ... > full story -
Combination Vaccine Produces Lower Immune Response Than Vaccines Administered Separately
April 20, 2005 — A combination vaccine developed to reduce the number of vaccines infants receive appears to provide less immunity than the vaccines administered individually, according to a study in the April 13 ... > full story -
Rubella No Longer Major Public Health Threat
April 19, 2005 — A major public health milestone has been achieved in the United States - the rubella virus, a major cause of serious birth defects such as deafness and blindness, also known as congenital rubella ... > full story -
Measles Deaths Worldwide Drop By Nearly 40% Over Five Years
March 7, 2005 — The World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) today announced that countries are on target to halve deaths from measles, a leading vaccine-preventable ... > full story -
Mayo Clinic Researchers Create 'Obedient Virus'; First Step To Use Measles Virus Against Cancer
February 4, 2005 — An international team of Mayo Clinic-led researchers is first to devise a system that consistently converts the measles virus into a therapeutic killer that hunts down and destroys cancer cells -- ... > full story -
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A New Model For Child Survival In Africa
December 19, 2004 — In the first nationwide campaign of its kind, Togo’s children will receive four life-saving interventions at once. The landmark campaign, launched today, intends to reach one million children ... > full story -
Autism: Why Do Some Develop Then Regress?
December 3, 2004 — Most children with autism show developmental differences early in life, usually involving their ability to communicate. But new University of Michigan research examines the 20 to 40 percent of ... > full story -
Vaccines Are Not Associated With Autism, Report Says
May 19, 2004 — Based on a thorough review of clinical and epidemiological studies, neither the mercury-based vaccine preservative thimerosal nor the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine are associated with autism, ... > full story -
Measles On The Rise As Vaccinations Fall In The UK, Science Study Reports
August 11, 2003 — Outbreaks of measles in England and Wales have increased following a decline in infant vaccinations against the viral disease. A continued decline in vaccinations may lead to increasingly large ... > full story -
Mayo Clinic Researchers Develop "Cancer Snitch"
May 8, 2002 — If the treatment of cancer is a war -- as declared decades ago -- one of the most daunting problems has always been how to develop reliable reconnaissance once behind enemy lines -- that is, inside ... > full story
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