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Why Do Some Vaccines Need Boosters?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 23, 2018 / antibodies, antigens, booster doses, boosters, duration of protection, immune response, plasma cells, primary series, Vaccine Education, waning immunity

Have you ever wondered why some vaccines need booster doses and some don’t?

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Aren’t Vaccines Made for Adults?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 1, 2018 / antigen counts, antigen load, antigens, dosage, dose, immune response, immune system, lymph nodes, Vaccine Education, vaccine myths

The dose of vaccines for kids and adults is not calibrated by weight or age because the immune reaction that helps antibodies travel all through your body starts locally, near where the vaccine was given.

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How Are Vaccines Really Made?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / November 27, 2017 / adjuvants, antigens, development, ingredients, lot release, monkey kidney cells, research, testing, Vaccine Education

Vaccines are made using a very safe and scientific process that is heavily regulated that will neither scare nor shock you.

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Four Generations of Vaccines and Vaccine Preventable Diseases

Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 31, 2017 / 69 vaccines, 72 doses, anti-vaccine math, antigens, conspiracy theories, immunization schedule, pre-vaccine era, propaganda, too many too soon, vaccine pipeline, Vaccine Preventable Diseases

If you think kids get too many vaccines today, then you have no idea what things were like in the pre-vaccine era.

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