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Community Conversation: Maintaining oral health and finding dental care - Vimarsana News

Community Conversation: Maintaining oral health and finding dental care

DES MOINES, Iowa — October is National Dental Hygiene Month. Dental hygienists not only clean our teeth but also educate and help us maintain our oral health. Cinthia Naranjo was joined by registered dental hygienists Mary Kelly and Jennifer Faux. They talked about the job of a hygienist, how oral care impacts our overall health […]

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FDA finds no misconduct at Lyme vaccine sites, including Nantucket - Vimarsana News

FDA finds no misconduct at Lyme vaccine sites, including Nantucket

Care Access, which ran trial sites for a new Lyme disease vaccine on Nantucket and around the country, announced yesterday that FDA inspections found no misconduct at any of those sites after Pfizer …

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FDA Finds No Misconduct at Trial Sites for Lyme Disease Shot - Vimarsana News

FDA Finds No Misconduct at Trial Sites for Lyme Disease Shot

The US health regulator did not find any misconduct at clinical sites managed by Care Access for Pfizer and French partner Valneva's trial of a Lyme disease vaccine candidate.

Research group says FDA found no misconduct in Pfizer Lyme vaccine trial it helped run - Vimarsana News

Research group says FDA found no misconduct in Pfizer Lyme vaccine trial it helped run

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FDA finds no misconduct at trial sites for Pfizer's Lyme disease shot- Care Access - Vimarsana News

FDA finds no misconduct at trial sites for Pfizer's Lyme disease shot- Care Access

Pfizer and Valneva said in February they will stop testing the vaccine in roughly half of U.S. patients in a late-stage study, due to a breach of clinical trial guidelines by a third-party contractor. The vaccine for Lyme disease, which causes infections that are transmitted to humans through ticks, has shown a "strong immune response" in a mid-stage study in both children and adolescents a month after a booster dose.

Source: yahoo.com