What Is an Adjuvant, and Why Are They Used in Vaccines?
In this short video, Dr. Stanley Plotkin explains what adjuvants are and how they enhance the immune response to vaccines.
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How Can We Still Use a Fetal Cell Line from the 1960s to Make Vaccines Today?
In this short video, Dr. Stanley Plotkin explains how fetal cells from the 1960s can still be used today when making vaccines.
How Is a Vaccine Processed by the Body When It Is Given as a Shot?
In this short video, Dr. Stanley Plotkin explains how vaccines given as a shot are handled by the immune system.
What Does It Mean When a Vaccine Trial Is Double-blinded?
In this short video, Dr. Stanley Plotkin explains what a double-blinded clinical trial entails and why this type of trial is important.
How Do Clinical Trials Work?
In this short video, Dr. Stanley Plotkin explains how clinical trials are designed to test vaccines.
What Does the FDA Monitor During Vaccine Clinical Trials?
In this short video, Dr. Stanley Plotkin explains the different phases of vaccine clinical trials monitored by the FDA.
How Does Natural Infection with Measles Suppress the Immune System?
In this Science Made Easy video, Dr. Offit discusses how natural infection with measles interferes with immunological memory and its implications.
Preparing and Storing Formula from Powder Using Household Measurement
How to prepare and store formula from powder using household measurement.
Preparing and Storing Human Milk Fortified with Powder Formula
How to prepare and store human milk fortified with powder formula.
Preparing and Storing Formula from Powder Using Scoops
How to prepare and store formula from powder using scoops.