June 2, 2003
Gulf
War Illnesses - Preliminary Assessment of DOD Plume Modeling for U.S. Troops'
Exposure to Chemical Agents - GAO
Gulf War Illnesses - Preliminary Assessment of DOD Plume Modeling for U.S.
Troops' Exposure to Chemical Agents - GAO -
highlights
Impact of the
Thimerosal Controversy on Hepatitis B Vaccine Coverage of Infants Born to Women
of Unknown Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Status in Michigan - journal article
Is this their best shot?
- Whooping cough outbreak stirs debate over the decision to inoculate - Mail
Tribune
Booster jabs target
Hib infection - An immunisation campaign is being launched in Scotland following
a rise in the number of children contracting a potentially fatal disease. -
BBC
Counting the Shots: A
Model for Immunization Screening and Referral in Nonmedical Settings -
journal article
SARS vaccine work put on
fast track; 3 years, scientist says - AP via
www.post-gazette.com
Measles Program in
the Americas - PAHO via
www.healthnewsdigest.com
Study points to
possible target for mad cow vaccine - Reuters Health via
www.ivillagehealth.com
Economic Analysis of
Promotion of Hepatitis B Vaccinations Among Vietnamese-American Children and
Adolescents in Houston and Dallas - journal article
Successful Promotion
of Hepatitis B Vaccinations Among Vietnamese-American Children Ages 3 to 18:
Results of a Controlled Trial - journal article
Response to
Immunization With Measles, Tetanus, and Haemophilus influenzae Type b Vaccines
in Children Who Have Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Infection and Are
Treated With Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy - journal article
Vaccine could wipe
out BSE and lead to therapy for CJD - The Guardian, UK
200,000 Kids to
Get Anti-Flu Booster Jabs -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Breakthrough
in Tailor-Made Medicines -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Health
Officials Fighting SARS Are Encouraged by Fewer Cases" -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Japan Gives Sudan $2.5
Million to Fight Childhood Disease -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Kenya: AIDS Vaccine
Research Is Encouraging -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Newly Detected
Virus May Cause Infections -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Polio Drive
Fails to Cover 12 Percent of Infants -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Shortages Do Not
Appear to Have Impacted Effect of PCV7 -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Slow Response to
Free Vaccine -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
South Africa to
Eradicate Polio in Next Three Years -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Storage Flaw Spurs
Revaccination Effort -
http://www.immunizationinfo.org
Lost ironies of
Florida fetus fight - www.boston.com
Recovering from
autism - Going beyond the stereotype to therapies that work - The Toronto
Sun via www.canoe.com
BU to open center for
research in autism - The Boston Herald
Fourth Hong Kong
doctor dies of SARS - Reuters via
www.alertnet.org
Newly detected virus
may cause infections - AP via The Herald Sun
New respiratory
virus found in U.S. kids - Reuters Health via Yahoo!
New Respiratory
Virus Found in U.S. Kids - Reuters Health via
www.ivillagehealth.com
Patient Safety
Events During Pediatric Hospitalizations - journal article
Study Shows Range Of
Injuries to Infants - The New York Times
Kids' risk of HIV after
accidental exposure is low - Reuters Health via
www.ivillagehealth.com
Evaluation
of Cytomegalovirus Infections Transmitted via Breast Milk in Preterm Infants
With a Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction Assay - journal article
Transmission of
Salmonella enterica Serotype Typhimurium DT104 to Infants Through Mothers
Breast Milk - journal article
Initiation of
Breastfeeding Among Mothers of Very Low Birth Weight Infants - journal
article
Clinical Aspects of
Gastrointestinal Food Allergy in Childhood - journal article
Anaphylaxis and
Emergency Treatment - journal article
Appendectomy During
Childhood and Adolescence and the Subsequent Risk of Cancer in Sweden -
journal article
Skin cancers
typically found in older adults are being found in survivors of childhood cancer
- www.eurekalert.org
Childhood
Central Nervous System Viral Infections and Adult Schizophrenia - journal
article
2 new drugs extend lives
in cancer test - The Washington Post via
www.post-gazette.com
Two new cancer drugs
show promise - AP via The Herald Sun
Achy back? Studies say
no single therapy stands out - Reuters Health via
www.ivillagehealth.com
Antioxidants may
help brain vs. alcohol - AP via The Herald Sun
Bone marrow may help
heart transplant patients -
www.post-gazette.com
Cholesterol drugs
may protect against cancer: study - Reuters Health via
www.ivillagehealth.com
New Tacks in Cancer
Treatment Show Promise in 2 Clinical Trials - The New York Times
Study backs
chemotherapy for lung cancer - AP via The Herald Sun
Study: Blood blockers
aid cancer survival - AP via CNN
Study: ImClone drug
helps cancer patients - The Herald Sun
New colon cancer data
stand out at doctors' meeting - Reuters Health via
www.ivillagehealth.com
Study touts MRIs in
detecting breast cancer - CNN
UK breast cancer
cases at record levels - Reuters Health via
www.ivillagehealth.com
The Junk Science "Miracle
Antibiotic?" - Colloidal Silver Has Some Distinct Possibilities - Sierra
Times
Eye surgeons excited
about new procedure - AP via The Herald Sun
Plant estrogens don't
cool hot flashes: study - Reuters Health via
www.ivillagehealth.com
Study: statins may
help kidney patients - AP via The Herald Sun
Too much of a good thing?
- Think twice before you swallow that handful of vitamins. New research suggests
they could actually be harmful to your health. -
www.gobeandmail.com
Dawdling Over Food
Labels - The New York Times
We really do mellow
with age, study says -
www.post-gazette.com
Justices Rebuff Vets'
Quest for Free Lifetime Health Care - The New York Times
Suboptimal
restraint affects the pattern of abdominal injuries in children involved in
motor vehicle crashes - journal article
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