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January 2019

Understanding Flu Season

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 5, 2019 / epidemic, flu activity, flu deaths, flu season, flu season start, flu shots, flu vaccines, hospitalization, ILI, influenza-like illness, peak of flu season, Vaccine Preventable Diseases, vaccine strains

How bad is this year’s flu season?

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Flu Season Predictions

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 5, 2019 / anti-vaccine talking points, benefits, epidemic, flu activity, flu deaths, flu season, flu shot myths, flu vaccine myths, flu vaccines, pandemic, predictions, risks, universal flu vaccine, vaccine effectiveness

You don’t need a crystal ball to predict a flu epidemic this year. What else can you expect?

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The Latest Anti-Vaccine Bombshell on Infanrix Hexa is Just Another Dud

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 2, 2019 / benefits, bombshell, Christina England, hexavalent vaccine, Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, Infanrix Hexa, Jacob Puliyel, missing deaths, propaganda, PSUR, risk perception, risks, SIDS, sudden death, vaccine deaths

The latest anti-vaccine bombshell is pure propaganda. Surprised?

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How Long Is a Vaccine Month?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 2, 2019 / booster doses, boosters, calendar, catch-up immunization schedule, early vaccines, errors, intervals, late vaccines, minimum, months, spacing, Vaccine Education, weeks

How long is a month when you are talking about scheduling and spacing vaccines?

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