Vaccine Update Newsletter Archive
Vaccine Resources: Trigger Words and “Infectious IDeas” Podcast
Cervical cancer patients share their thoughts about trigger words in a recent Cervivor’s blog post, and the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases offers “Infectious IDeas” podcast. Check them out!
On the Bookshelf — “Trust Me, I’m Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator” by Ryan Holiday
The updated edition of “Trust Me, I am Lying” by Ryan Holiday describes why “the facts” often can’t compete with the media narrative.
Technically Speaking: Important Job Aids for Catch-up Vaccination
How can you figure out when to administer vaccines to patients who need to catch up on vaccines? These resources can help.
In the Journals: The Important Role of Memory T Cells in COVID-19 Protection
Find out about a study that examined the importance of memory T cells in resolution of COVID-19 symptoms.
News & Views — Varicella After 25 Years of Chickenpox Vaccine: Test Yourself
Can you answer these 5 questions about chickenpox (varicella) and the vaccine?
Technically Speaking: Tools to Help Keep You Current on CDC’s COVID-19 Vaccination Recommendations
Check out these resources from Immunize.org and AAP to help you keep current on COVID-19 vaccine recommendations post-pandemic.
Vaccine Resources: Profound Autism and VIS Updates
Read about the CDC’s recently published statistics distinguishing a subgroup of autistic individuals as profoundly affected. Check out the updated VISs for hepatitis B and pneumococcal conjugate vaccines.
In the Journals: More Evidence Informs Origin of SARS-CoV-2
Find out about a bat coronavirus that has a furin cleavage site similar to SARS-CoV-2, adding more evidence against the so-called “lab leak” theory.
News & Views — HPV: Notes from IPVC2023
Find the latest on HPV with these notes and takeaways from IPVC2023.
Vaccine Resources: 2023 State of the ImmUnion and HPV Vaccine Resources
Vaccinate Your Family released its 2023 State of the ImmUnion Report, and the Society for Women’s Health Research published resources related to HPV vaccines. Check them out.