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VIDEO: Newest Red Book includes updates on RSV, pneumococcal vaccination
NEW YORK — In this video from the Infectious Diseases in Children Symposium, David W. Kimberlin, MD, provides an overview of the topics that were added to the 2024-2027 Red Book published earlier this year.
Q&A: ‘We have to be worried’ about decline in measles vaccination
NEW YORK — As vaccination coverage declines globally, pediatricians need to prepare to encounter more measles cases in their communities, according to a presentation at the Infectious Diseases in Children Symposium.
First US case of clade I mpox reported in California
The first known U.S. case of an mpox clade that has historically been more transmissible and deadly was detected in California in a person who had recently returned from travel to Eastern Africa, according to health officials.
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Email ‘nudges’ highlighting flu vaccine’s heart benefits improve uptake
CHICAGO — Emailed messages emphasizing the CV benefits of influenza vaccination improved vaccine uptake among older and younger adults in Denmark, particularly among more vulnerable patients with a history of acute MI, researchers reported.
VIDEO: ‘It’s an exciting time’ for meningococcal vaccination
NEW YORK — In this video at the Infectious Diseases in Children Symposium, Catherine Mary Healy, MBBCh, describes what she called “an exciting time” for meningococcal vaccines.
Hooked on ID with Thomas M. File Jr., MD, MSc, MACP, FIDSA, FCCP
I initially became hooked on ID when I was a medical student rounding on ID service and was evaluating a person with pneumonia who had just expectorated purulent sputum.
Global measles cases increase by 20%, driven by ‘stalled’ vaccine coverage
Measles cases increased globally by 20% in 2023, and roughly 22 million children missed their first measles vaccine dose, according to the CDC and WHO’s annual global measles report.
Social vulnerability negatively impacts vaccine uptake
Researchers presented data at IDWeek showing that socioeconomic vulnerability and race can negatively impact vaccine uptake.
Hooked on ID with Vani Vannappagari, MBBS, PhD, MPH
As a physician trained in India, I saw the devastating impact of infectious diseases like TB, malaria and waterborne illnesses, and the profound difference public health interventions can have. That led to my career in global health.
RSV vaccine shows ‘quite impressive’ ability to prevent hospitalization in older adults
Respiratory syncytial virus vaccines proved highly effective at preventing hospitalization and ED visits in older adults, even in those with immunocompromising conditions, results from an observational analysis showed.
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