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Press Releases 08/31/2022 Connecticut Department of Public Health reminds parents of the importance for children to be up to date on their immunizations FOR

A new federal law may soon help people taking costly drugs for rheumatologic diseases, some of which may eventually fall subject to Medicare negotiations because of the cost and lack of competition.

The Connecticut Department of Public Health is reminding parents to make sure their kids’ immunizations are up to date with the start of the new school year...

The US.Department of Agriculture is dropping nearly 4 million packets of oral rabies vaccines from helicopters, planes, and vehicles in 13 states, stretching from Alabama to Maine.

Experts seek to investigate the possibility of universal immunization for infants at risk for respiratory syncytial virus.

I think theyre basing it on what we do with influenza vaccines which is we have a lot of experience with the technology and so each new flu strain, each new flu vaccine is tailor made to the variants that are around at this time, and thinking that we have enough experience over decades to administer on a yearly basis without doing additional human testing. i understand that. my issue with mrna vaccines is still relatively new. we dont nearly have that wealth of experience. so i agree we absolute...

State Health Commissioner Dr Mary T. Bassett again urged residents to make sure they are immunized, saying "one New Yorker paralyzed by polio is already too many."

New survey results may underestimate current interoperability, but public health IT systems are still in bad shape and not all EHRs can connect to them.

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In a surprising twist in the decades-long effort to eradicate the virus, authorities in Jerusalem, New York, and London have discovered evidence that polio is spreading there.