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Not Safe!
So many kids are learning remotely, but that does not mean we should stop vaccinating them! “Even though now people are not attending classes…
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Legal Woes
Lance and Jennifer Gravatt have endured legal woes including investigations, inquests, claims and counter-claims since their son, Zac, a medical student died in 2009.
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No Help
Phoebe Moon’s first holiday on a cruise via the Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas—a ship that promotes activities for the little ones. When…
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Don’t self-diagnose
Ben de Souza, just eight weeks into his first year at the University of Portsmouth, had been living student life to the fullest. The…
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Re-learning the Basics
Jamini Wright spoke out during Meningitis Awareness week for the charity Meningitis Research Foundation. Jamini experienced joint pain and repetitive vomiting in January 2020…
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Overcoming Disabilities
Tilly Lockey lost her hands and tips of her toes amputated at the age of 15 months after contracting Meningococcal Septicaemia. Now, 14-years old,…
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Resolution Passed
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) – a CDC branch that develops recommendations related to use of vaccines. This group comprises of medical…
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Catch Up on Immunizations
August is National Immunization Awareness Month. The CDC (Centers for Disease Control) and the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services families to maintain…
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Health Appointments
According to Dr. Harpreet Nagra, a PeaceHealth Medical Group pediatrician says, “While there are reports of parents avoiding taking their children to the doctor during the COVID-19…
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Mandatory booster vaccine
Kelly Haight, communications manager at NCDHHS states, “This requirement has been in the works since May 2014, when the North Carolina for Public Health approved an immunization…
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