The South Carolina measles outbreak, the largest in recent history, was not caused by vaccines but rather a wild type strain of measles. Anti-vaccine narratives falsely link vaccines to outbreaks, despite evidence showing that increased vaccination rates occurred only after the outbreak started. The MMR vaccine effectively prevents measles, not causes it.
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Dupixent (dupilumab) is increasingly prescribed for treating moderate to severe eczema and asthma in children, but concerns arise about its interaction with live vaccines. While earlier studies recommended avoiding live vaccines due to its immune-modulating effects, recent reviews indicate that live vaccines are safe and effective for patients taking Dupixent.
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Pediatric flu deaths in the U.S. average around 130 annually, mostly among unvaccinated children. Last year saw an increase, with 289 fatalities. This year, at least 60 deaths have occurred already. Many victims were previously healthy and without underlying conditions, emphasizing the importance of flu vaccination.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has released an updated immunization schedule for children, differing from the CDC’s evidence-lacking alternative schedule. Key differences include AAP’s continued recommendation for COVID vaccines for children and infants, and its endorsement of newer vaccines for RSV, unlike the CDC’s guidelines.
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