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Vaccines – Year in Review 2018

Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 31, 2018 / 2018, autism studies, benefits, Betty Bumpers, Bob Sears, booster doses, cervical cancer, Dengvaxia, epilepsy, FluMist, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, Heplisav-B, immunization schedule, intussusception, mumps outbreaks, pertussis, Samoa, Shingrix, too many too soon, travel vaccines, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine news, Vaxelis, year in review

Another year has passed and although anti-vaccine folks keep talking about those 300 vaccines in pipeline, there were few new developments in the vaccine world in 2018. Well, maybe that’s not entirely true. Vaccines – Year in Review 2018 So what can we say about 2018 when it comes to vaccines? Well, we did get […]

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Update on the Samoa Vaccine Tragedy

Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 8, 2018 / contaminated vaccines, MMR, Samoa, vaccine deaths, vaccine errors

The vaccine tragedy in Samoa was caused by a diluent mixup.

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Vaccination Tragedies are Rare

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 13, 2018 / benefits, Bundaberg incident, Chiapas, contamination, diluents, errors, History of Vaccines, Lubeck disaster, MMR vaccine, risks, safety, Samoa, South Sudan, statistics, Syria, The Cutter Incident, toxic shock syndrome, toxins, vaccine deaths, vaccine errors

How common are vaccination tragedies, like the ones that happened in Chiapas, Syria, South Sudan, and Samoa?

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