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What Is a Vaccine?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 24, 2018 / active immunity, adjuvants, antigens, Edward Jenner, eradicated diseases, herd immunity, incubation period, live vaccines, passive immunity, placebos, quarantines, saline placebo, shedding, titer testing, titers, vaccine definitions, Vaccine Education, vaccine glossary, vaccinia, variolation

A vaccine stimulates your immune system, providing active immunity and protecting you from disease.

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Is the La Leche League Anti-Vaccine?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 4, 2018 / #SaidNoDoctor, alternative vaccine schedules, antibodies, Bob Sears, breastfeeding, evidence, exemptions, flu myths, flu shot myths, hiding in the herd, immunity, maternal antibodies, passive immunity, vaccine laws, Vaccine Preventable Diseases

Has the La Leche League departed from their stance on not mixing causes and only focusing on breastfeeding?

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Do My Kids Need the RSV Vaccine?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 3, 2018 / flu season, high risk, passive immunity, RSV, RSV season, Synagis, vaccine pipeline

Do your kids need the RSV vaccine? Do we have a RSV vaccine?

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How Does a Mother’s Flu Shot Protect a Newborn Baby?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 26, 2018 / flu, flu shot myths, flu shots, Immunization Schedules, influenza, passive immunity, passive protection, pregnancy, pregnant, Tdap

When a pregnant mom gets a flu shot, that vaccine can protect both her and her baby, and can continue to provide protection until he or she can get a flu shot of their own.

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