Public health researchers have studied the relationship between state vaccination rules and vaccination rates, and have generally found that stricter vaccination laws generate higher vaccination rates on average.
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How did the pro-vaccination brigade respond to evidence that vaccination could be risky?
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In practice, in this period there was little follow-up on the vaccination of conditionally enrolled students, so conditional non-vaccination could easily turn into long-term non-vaccination.
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Despite the vociferations of anti-vaccination activists, the overwhelming scientific consensus strongly supports M.M.R. vaccination.
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In our tests, we found that searches for "vaccination" and "anti-vaccination" on Pinterest returned no results.
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Supporters of vaccination pointed out that these cases – although tragic – could not definitively be blamed on vaccination.
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As the vaccination drive continues, he hopes that the vaccination coverage will get to much higher levels.
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In Britain, the Vaccination Act of 1853 galvanized the creation of an anti-vaccination movement, and in the United States, the Anti-Vaccination League of America was founded three years after Jacobson v.
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Anti-vaccination trends surged in 1998 when a single study linked vaccination to severe consequences, such as autism.
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As a result, California outlawed "personal belief" exemptions from vaccination requirements for schoolchildren, and vaccination rates shot up.
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To facilitate the mandatory vaccination requirement, Seattle Public Schools hosted free vaccination clinics at a local middle school.
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Lower vaccination rates and anti-vaccination information are also contributing to the wave of cases, public officials say.
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A child receives a vaccination at a hospital during China's National Child Vaccination Awareness Day in Handan, April 25.
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Other anti-vaccination activists make the obscene comparison of mandatory vaccination to the gassing of Jews during the Holocaust.
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In both communities, vaccination rates tend to be lower and anti-vaccination literature has spread, public officials have said.
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The anti-vaccination movement, meanwhile, appears to have depressed vaccination rates in certain communities, as happened recently in Minnesota.
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"All the world's major religions are strongly supportive of vaccination because vaccination saves lives and protects children," he said.
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Facebook said it plans to reduce the rankings of anti-vaccination groups and pages and reject anti-vaccination ads.
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Massachusetts was then one of 11 states with compulsory vaccination laws, but it did not allow vaccination by force.
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But now, a mass vaccination campaign has put Samoa on the cusp of achieving a 95 percent vaccination rate. 6.
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As president-elect, he met with leaders of the anti-vaccination movement, although as measles cases surged, he endorsed vaccination.
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Vaccination rates for whooping cough rose in tandem with the measles vaccination rate, as you can see in the chart below.
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"The data further strengthen the case for pregnancy vaccination as the `first dose' of vaccination in babies," Leask said by email.
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There's also a correlation between education and vaccination rates; the less educated a population, the lower the rates of flu vaccination.
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In recent weeks, the coronavirus has dominated conversation in Stop Mandatory Vaccination, Facecbook's most popular anti-vaccination group, with 180,000 members.
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Ethan Lindenberger is almost a kid himself, a high school student who's become a vaccination proponent despite his parents' anti-vaccination beliefs.
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Italy's vaccination U-turn Last August, Italy's populist government shocked the scientific and medical community after it removed mandatory vaccination for schoolchildren.
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And despite efforts to contain the disease, including free vaccination clinics, cases have continued to trickle in amid pockets of anti-vaccination resistance.
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Before Buzyn's vaccination decision, health officials issued a petition to support the minister, reaffirming that vaccination protects the most vulnerable members of society.
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"I think there is a kind of new movement maybe generally against medicine, but especially vaccination, that vaccination is not natural," she said.
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In the UK at least, lower levels of pet vaccination seem to track with reported decreases in rates of childhood vaccination in people.
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Haelle's own, evidence-based book for young adults, Vaccination Investigation: The History and Science of Vaccines, comes up ninth in the "vaccination" search results.
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While the religion as a whole does not shun vaccination, certain rabbis do discourage the practice, often having been influenced by anti-vaccination propaganda.
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We need to develop similar approaches with vaccination to normalize the importance of vaccination for community protection for oneself, family and community at large.
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Europe Though European vaccination rates are high overall, measles continues to spread where vaccination rates have declined, the World Health Organization warned in 33.
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Enact Policy: Legislators should make vaccination mandatory with an opt-out provision and add vaccination rates as a quality measure for health-care providers.
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There are several factors that contribute to the low vaccination rates in the U.S.; however, physician enthusiasm for vaccination can help to improve immunization rates.
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If the overall state vaccination rate of 93 percent was because each area had a vaccination rate of 93 percent, that would be one thing.
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In addition, vaccination also can prevent thousands of hospitalizations and deaths, the study authors estimated based on the average vaccination coverage rate in the United States.
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Zuckerberg says that Biss' investigation into the benefits of vaccination is necessary to read, considering the anti-vaccination movement in the US and parts of Europe.
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"We already knew that influenza vaccination benefits the population as a whole, but our study adds support to the importance of influenza vaccination in patients with heart failure, and it also suggests that annual and consistent vaccination is important in this patient group," Modin said by email.
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Instagram will begin blocking hashtags that return anti-vaccination misinformation I wrote about some welcome changes Instagram made today to reduce the spread of anti-vaccination hoaxes.
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Some groups oppose vaccination — or at least the current vaccination schedule for children — out of concerns that vaccines can lead to long-term health problems, particularly autism.
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The reasonable belief among the public that pro-vaccinationists had played down the risks of vaccination explains why England's experiments with compulsory vaccination were such a disaster.
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But despite an "extensive review" of the risks, and the benefits of vaccination, the article said, the family declined the second vaccination — or any other recommended immunization.
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A grace period refers to a set number of days during which a student can be enrolled and attend school without proof of complete vaccination or exemption, but provisional enrollment allows a student without complete vaccination or exemption to attend school while completing a catch-up vaccination schedule.
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Farms in other provinces will be allowed to opt for vaccination if approved by local veterinary authorities, it added, and emergency vaccination may be used to tackle outbreaks.
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There's nothing in Judaism that teaches against vaccination; on the contrary, rabbis encourage vaccination in keeping with Jewish teachings on protecting your health and the health of others.
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It has shown positive movement in a clinical trial in Guinea, leaving 5,837 subjects who received the vaccination free of Ebola virus 10 days after receiving the vaccination.
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Media in Australia and Samoa have reported that Samoa's government made a vaccination a mandatory for all people with a vaccination programme scheduled to be published on Monday.
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But YouTube's first Up Next recommendation following that video was an anti-vaccination video called "Mom Researches Vaccines, Discovers Vaccination Horrors and Goes Vaccine Free" from Larry Cook's channel.
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The fact that anti-vaccination zealots can meet online is an internet problem; the fact that Facebook recommended that new mothers join anti-vaccination groups is a platform problem.
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"Research demonstrates that HPV vaccination of adolescent women, whether sexually experienced at the time of vaccination or not, does not lead to riskier sexual behaviors," Mullins said by email.
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While overall vaccination rates remain high (around 90 percent) the problem comes from the fact that outbreaks tend to occur in communities where anti-vaccination sentiments have taken hold.
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Facebook's strategy in the effort is to both minimize the spread of vaccination misinformation and to point users away from inaccurate anti-vaccination propaganda and toward "authoritative information," i.e.
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"They conflate urine therapy with anti-vaccination, as urine therapy is easy to ridicule, so they conflate the two and then use it to discredit anti-vaccination," she explains.
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Many approaches have been suggested to deal with vaccine refusal, with the more controversial approaches ranging from compulsory vaccination programs to dismissing patients from provider practices for non-vaccination.
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" Asked if she personally believed in the safety of vaccination, she replied: "What matters is that Assembly member Gottfried very strongly believes in the safety and importance of vaccination.
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Vaccination rates are low in certain communities, with as few as 60% of children having been vaccinated, but the state overall has a vaccination rate of 96%, Zucker said.
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When including cases contracted within that initial 10 day window, 20 of 3,232 participants got Ebola in the immediate-vaccination rings, versus 21 of 3,096 who received the delayed vaccination.
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Pro-vaccination groups are "losing the battle" to anti-vaccination groups, who've been very active on social media and forming at least one PAC to promote their message, he says.
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Vaccination campaigns in France's west African colonies between 1933 and 1961 caused yellow fever virtually to disappear from the continent—until decolonisation, when vaccination rates plummeted and the disease reappeared.
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Smallpox vaccination was made mandatory in parts of Europe as early as 1806, but the first attempt at forced vaccination in this country occurred in San Francisco's Chinatown in 1900.
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The BBC wrote that the law was passed to bolster flagging Italian vaccination rates, which is in part due to a growing movement of anti-vaccination activists (widely known as antiaxxers).
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The fact that the C.I.A. used a vaccination team to track down Osama bin Laden in a Pakistani town in 2011 has helped fuel the resistance to vaccination campaigns in the country.
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The changes include cutting the dose of the existing Merck vaccine, expanding the population eligible for vaccination, introducing targeted geographic vaccination where appropriate, and introducing a second experimental vaccine developed by Johnson & Johnson.
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Most states allow religious exemptions to vaccination requirements, but some states have pushed back on such exemptions, including California, which barred them in 2015 after a measles outbreak and eroding rates of vaccination.
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Where there are no such vague clauses in vaccination law, there are typically exemptions available to those who claim that they oppose vaccination on religious grounds; 47 states have these, including New York.
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" Cook is also resharing old rumor-mongering posts from Stop Mandatory Vaccination, lightly updated for the coronavirus crisis—for instance, claiming that the CDC will impose "indefinite detainment, forced vaccination and unlimited surveillance.
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However, because vaccination is not universal, the virus persists in some regions of Pakistan and poses a threat to those who are not vaccinated or who have not received vaccination boosters as scheduled.
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Describing flu vaccination and prevention as "important public health causes for the entire Trump Administration," Azar walked through the numbers from a survey NFID conducted about flu vaccination rates and attitudes in August.
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The WHO is already conducting a vaccination campaign against both.
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The strategy worked, and it's now known as ring vaccination.
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It said vaccination coverage was consistently high -- more than 95%.
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In February, Pinterest opted to block searches on vaccination entirely.
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Low vaccination rates are to blame, the new warning says.
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Facebook's crackdown on vaccination misinformation will also extend to Instagram.
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Vaccination was, in other words, successfully blocking a drug's effect.
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The housing application for pets requires photos and vaccination records.
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Many of those countries require proof of vaccination upon arrival.
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Others equated what they called "forced vaccination" with the Holocaust.
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Many of those countries require proof of vaccination upon arrival.
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A drop in vaccination rates is behind many measles outbreaks.
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Messonier said it's a matter of "correcting myths" about vaccination.
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But he said the vaccination campaign had not been mismanaged.
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One polio vaccination worker and two policemen have been killed.
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Lou Ferrigno is recovering after a pneumonia vaccination went wrong.
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Azar said Trump was "extremely firm" in support of vaccination.
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No vaccination or treatment exist for the highly contagious virus.
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When Veera was younger, the polio vaccination program was weak.
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"Vaccination doesn't replace the classic [Ebola response] measures," Piot said.
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Albertans had the greatest understanding of vaccination in this survey.
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But knowing your vaccination status can be tricky, experts said.
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Why are vaccination rates in the West on the decline?
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A few feet away, the vaccination campaign was in progress.
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Mumps, chicken pox and influenza are easily preventable through vaccination.
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So to increase vaccination rates, Brewer sees three possible approaches.
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Prior to the outbreak, both countries had similar vaccination rates.
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In both cases, these tougher policies drove up vaccination rates.
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Some infants are not immunized because their parents avoid vaccination.
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City officials closed a yeshiva preschool for violating vaccination orders.
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Two polio vaccination workers were killed in Pakistan this January.
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"There's nothing in Talmudic law that prohibits vaccination," Barbot said.
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The standard vaccination schedule in Australia starts at 2667 months.
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"There is not a Waldorf position on vaccination," she said.
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The war and blockade have also thwarted Yemen's vaccination programs.
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Instagram said the work to remove anti-vaccination information from the platform was in its early stages, and that people would likely continue to find anti-vaccination propaganda on the service for some time.
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An urgent diphtheria vaccination campaign early in 2018 will complicate the WHO's hope of doing mass cholera vaccination at the same time, especially given the problems with security and accessing remote areas, Poncin said.
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At a 28-day followup, about 70% of the participants who received the patch vaccine reported in a questionnaire that they'd prefer the microneedle patch vaccination over a traditional flu shot or intranasal vaccination.
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CDC officials have led a vaccination campaign among medical personnel in Uganda in anticipation of the virus's spread, the first such vaccination campaign in a country that has not yet suffered from this outbreak.
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Global HPV vaccination coverage has increased over the last 10 years, but even in some of the world's more affluent countries, such as the Unites States, France, Denmark and Japan, vaccination levels are low.
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London (CNN)Anti-vaccination "fake news" being spread on social media is fueling a rise in measles cases and a decline in vaccination uptake, the head of England's National Health Service (NHS) has warned.
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"The study strongly supports that MMR vaccination does not increase the risk for autism, does not trigger autism in susceptible children, and is not associated with clustering of autism cases after vaccination," the researchers concluded.
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Maine has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country, with 5 percent of kindergartners holding a non-medical exemption from vaccination, compared to a national average of 2 percent, according to CDC data.
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Anti-vaccination content that has long appeared in search results and on social media is getting renewed attention after the U.S. government attributed recent measles outbreaks in part to reduced vaccination levels in some areas.
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But misinformation about vaccination has spread far on social media in many countries in recent years - including during major vaccination campaigns to prevent polio in Pakistan and to immunise against yellow fever in South America.
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The study provided evidence strongly supporting that the MMR vaccination does not increase the risk for autism, does not trigger autism in susceptible children and is not associated with clustering of autism cases after vaccination.
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"We are not being helped on this front by the fact that although nine in 10 parents support vaccination, half of them say they have seen fake messages about vaccination on social media," he added.
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"Dad would be sorry, because he believed in vaccination," Lloyd said.
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Men and women both showed better responses after the morning vaccination.
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Clarification: Added context about anti-vaccination sentiment in the Pacific Northwest.
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It isn't clear if Harmon received a flu vaccination this season.
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In your opinion, how has the anti-vaccination movement affected pets?
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He is the owner of the popular anti-vaccination website StopMandatoryVaccination.com.
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These people wrongly believe a debunked theory that vaccination causes autism.
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The largest outbreaks are in countries with low measles vaccination coverage.
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The camps, being licensed, have to abide by state vaccination regulations.
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But right now, Clark County has an unusually low vaccination rate.
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The company responded by demonetizing anti-vaccination videos on the platform.
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Other states are considering less restrictive steps to increase vaccination rates.
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Health experts are calling on Facebook to manage anti-vaccination groups.
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"This includes certain types of anti-vaccination videos," the company says.
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Then, measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccination rates began to plummet.
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Anti-vaccination videos, which could harm the public, have been demonetized.
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Regional health organizations soldiered on, continuing their vaccination campaign and vigilance.
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Anti-vaccination activists at a rally at Olympia, Washington on Feb.
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Whether ring vaccination will work fast enough remains to be seen.
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My earliest memory of being truly terrified is during a vaccination.
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Doctors recommend consulting your family physician to receive your vaccination status.
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Of course, some people might not have their actual vaccination records.
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What is true of natural immunity is not true of vaccination.
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Nigeria has been a weak spot in vaccination efforts for years.
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For the third strain, morning or afternoon vaccination made no difference.
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Polis defended his state's vaccination exemptions during an interview with Hill.
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"Global vaccination coverage is generally holding steady," according to the organization.
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As soon as vaccination coverage drops below 22017%, outbreaks are inevitable.
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The app tracks things like vaccination records, lab results, and allergies.
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Anti-vaccination content, though, appears to fall somewhere in the middle.
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Vaccination rates, though, had begun to drop before the Taliban violence.
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Now we know just how much its fake-vaccination gamble cost.
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He forced AID to add smallpox vaccination to the immunization program.
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The benefits to health of vaccination far outweigh any potential risk.
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"Vaccination yes, obligation no," he said at a rally last week.
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Vaccination is safe during breast-feeding for both mother and child.
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Andrew Cuomo signed legislation repealing religious vaccination exemptions for attending school.
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Earlier campaigns took aim at fracking, vaccination and genetically modified organisms.
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Above, a child in Manila receives a measles vaccination last month.
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The group Stop Mandatory Vaccination, for example, has nearly 159,000 members.
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Additionally, some nations may require proof of vaccination upon entering customs.
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Vaccination rates across Europe are lower than in the United States.
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Doctors were also quick to clamber onto the anti-vaccination bandwagon.
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There was a flood of recruits for the anti-vaccination movement.
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"We've created a world that's absolutely dependent on vaccination," she added.
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To contain this outbreak, the W.H.O. is considering switching vaccination strategies.
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Vaccination efforts have begun in high-risk areas of North Kivu.
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However, some parents believe the vaccination actually causes the measles virus.
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The traveler had not received a yellow fever vaccination, officials said.
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However, laws mandating vaccination are useless unless they can be enforced.
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Other digital platforms have also been dealing with anti-vaccination content.
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The agency said it will continue working to improve vaccination rates.
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Yet these cases have galvanized lawmakers into taking vaccination more seriously.
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CDC guidelines stress the importance of a flu vaccination during pregnancy.
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When they did discuss it, 22 percent of doctors recommended vaccination.
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Most policies designated caregivers for the animals and had vaccination requirements.
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Audits found that some schools were overreporting vaccination rates, she added.
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It's not clear why this community has such low vaccination rates.
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In Afghanistan, 47 districts have been prioritized for vaccination and monitorization.
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Political conflicts in the region have previously interfered with vaccination efforts.
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Beavis also notes that vaccination rates aren't uniform across the country.
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Everyone should get their influenza vaccination every year as it reduces the risk of contracting influenza, dying from influenza, and protects people who cannot get the influenza vaccination from getting the flu due to herd immunity.
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Australia was one of the first countries to introduce a national HPV vaccination program for girls in 220, and it has since been extended to achieve high vaccination coverage across both sexes, according to the study.
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" A "small number" of publishers and authors have bought ads to promote books about vaccination, Mr. Huseman wrote, noting that Amazon prohibited "general advertising related to public policy or advocacy issues such as anti-vaccination messaging.
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"We also found that annual vaccination frequency and vaccination early in the season were associated with greater reductions in the risk of death," lead study author Daniel Modin of Gentofte University Hospital and the University of Copenhagen.
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The survey also found that black women had lower vaccination rates than women of other races and were less likely to say they had received an offer or referral for a vaccination from their health care provider.
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Although routine childhood vaccination for measles remains high in the United States (greater than 4.53 percent for preschool children), localized dips in vaccination coverage have resulted in a recent resurgence of measles in parts of the country.
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Vaccinations are crucial to public health The head of England's National Health Service warned this month that anti-vaccination "fake news" on social media has spurred an uptick in measles cases and a decline in vaccination coverage.
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As a result, vaccination rates are dropping, and there have been outbreaks.
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The shot is designed for use in so-called ring vaccination plans.
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Lower vaccination rates put entire populations at risk, not just the unvaccinated.
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Trauma could be caused by surgery, blisters, vaccination, acne, or body piercings.
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"Vaccination is an important and timely topic," Zuckerberg wrote in a Feb.
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Paid leave has also been associated with increased vaccination and breastfeeding rates.
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Again, it's most important that you know what your vaccination status is.
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In other words, the legislation removes nonmedical exemptions from school vaccination requirements.
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Recently, the major tech platforms took action to remove anti-vaccination content.
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The CDC estimates this year's vaccination program saved 47,000 people from hospitalization.
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They made these announcements as they kicked off their #FightFlu vaccination campaign.
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Mass vaccination in Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, was a logistical challenge.
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The vaccination rates are about the same in Monsey and in Malibu.
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These tend to occur within a few minutes or hours after vaccination.
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What would you say to people who don't necessarily believe in vaccination?
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" Per the lawyer, PIC is "ethically opposed to the coercion of vaccination.
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We were able to eradicate smallpox because of a worldwide vaccination campaign.
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There had also been cases of a brain disorder, encephalopathy, after vaccination.
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So far, the HPV vaccination has yielded positive results for public health.
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But vaccination rates are down in parts of Europe, the WHO says.
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To prevent any renewed outbreaks, the Angola vaccination program began on Monday.
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Vaccination rates went up, but so did the rate of medical exemptions.
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The high vaccination rate in Scotland also had indirect effects, they found.
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When vaccination rates go down, infection numbers tend to climb back up.
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But the authors then examined how overconfidence affected respondents' ideas about vaccination.
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Sure, the government's "no jab, no pay" plan has improved vaccination rates.
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There are signs that rates of HPV vaccination are on the rise.
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A nurse administers a vaccination at a facility in Mount Vernon, Ohio.
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So health officials and policymakers decided against a vaccination campaign in Haiti.
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So videos spreading anti-vaccination information won't be able to make money.
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Giving babies under 6 months old a flu vaccination does not work.
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" Overall, Morrison believes "the review reassures people that HPV vaccination is effective.
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In February, Pinterest blocked anti-vaccination-related search queries from its platform.
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The country now has a 93 percent vaccination rate among young girls.
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Connecting online also works for an anti-vaccination parent or a Sept.
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Most U.S. states permit parents to claim religious exemptions to vaccination requirements.
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Currently Mississippi, West Virginia and California allow only medical exemptions to vaccination.
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With failed vaccination policies has come a re-emergence of infectious diseases.
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Generally, European nations tend to prefer voluntary vaccination to mandates, Larson said.
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Those left to their own volition pursued vaccination markedly less (43.4 percent).
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sets the US vaccination schedule.
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Tech companies are trying to crack down on the anti-vaccination movement.
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Many of the immigrants were skeptical of government medical requirements, including vaccination.
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First, we need to scale up HPV vaccination to prevent cervical cancer.
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I myself have a duly filled, lifelong vaccination record to boast about.
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Global health Following intensive vaccination efforts, measles cases plunged across the world.
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The CDC said in its report that vaccination efforts differ among facilities.
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The financial incentives have encouraged families to comply with the vaccination requirements.
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Today, the connection is taken as proven and rubella vaccination is routine.
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And they will gradually take on more responsibilities, like coordinating vaccination campaigns.
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A cry of pain followed "the obligatory vaccination," according to the study.
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But by last year, the vaccination rate had dropped to 30 percent.
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This week, YouTube removed commercials from videos that promote anti-vaccination ideas.
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Rand Paul, blasted national vaccination requirements as a danger to liberty. Sen.
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Andrew Cuomo signed legislation that removed nonmedical exemptions from school vaccination requirements.
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But the anti-vaccination movement is not, alas, a bastion of rationality.
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"Naked DNA" vaccination, as this method is called, has pros and cons.
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"Those folks really would benefit from having higher vaccination coverage," Jernigan said.
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Still, an ongoing vaccination drive in Bolivar has likely lowered the risk.
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He said a post-vaccination surveillance program would last for five years.
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Clark County has one of the lowest vaccination rates in Washington State.
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And Johnson and Stein seemingly oppose the scientific consensus on mandatory vaccination.
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By 2016, this group had close to a 90 percent vaccination rate.
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That means your personal decision on vaccination can have very public ramifications.
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Forced vaccination, however, is more politically sensitive than quarantines or forced treatment.
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State action to require (or simply fund) vaccination has been a mess.
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"You're infringing on other people's choice" when you forego vaccination, he said.
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Some of the skepticism regarding vaccines may also be due to the large anti-vaccination movement that is often very vocal about vaccine concerns, and celebrity anti-vaccination endorsements which tend to gain a lot of media attention.
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A YouTube spokesperson in a statement to The Hill said the video-sharing platform has started to present medically accurate content "for people searching for vaccination-related topics," and is "beginning to reduce" recommendations of anti-vaccination videos.
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MAINE: 5 PERCENT UNVACCINATED Maine has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country, with 5 percent of kindergartners holding a non-medical exemption from vaccination, compared to a national average of 2 percent, according to CDC data.
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Read our full report about vaccination rates here Update: The headline of this piece has been changed from "Why vaccination rates are declining in the West", which suggests this is a continuing trend rather than one that has plateaued
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City officials said they have struggled to increase vaccination rates in certain communities because of popularity of the widely debunked anti-vaccination movement, with parents declining vaccines for their children in fear that they increase the risk of autism.
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The Pediatric Society of Indonesia urged the public to participate in vaccination programs.
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This isn't the only vaccination-related bill pending in the Ohio General Assembly.
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"Every time we fall behind in the process of vaccination, the outbreak intensifies."
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Amazon has reportedly pulled books relating to autism cures and anti-vaccination misinformation.
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Andrew Cuomo signed legislation Thursday that removes nonmedical exemptions from school vaccination requirements.
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And, in the case of rabies, vaccination is crucial for human health too!
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However, there are non-core vaccination needs that vary according to geographic location.
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Third, there are concerns state authorities botched some of the pro-vaccination messaging.
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Previously, hepatitis A vaccination was recommended for children ages 12 to 23 months.
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Anti-vaccination activists in 36 states and eight countries who coordinated the deluge.
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Public health officials have considered the move a success; vaccination rates went up.
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The same is happening with anti-vaccination disinformation across Facebook, YouTube, and others.
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Traditionally babies are not given the measles vaccination until they're 12 months old.
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A number of prominent Scientologists have spoken out against vaccination in the past.
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Global vaccination rates for the highly contagious disease are just 85% on average.
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It also closed a Jewish school that allegedly refused to provide vaccination records.
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Castro said he too had his identification, son's birth certificate, and vaccination records.
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Local mistrust and attacks by rebel groups have disrupted treatment and vaccination programs.
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Younger adults were much more likely to say childhood vaccination should be optional.
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Ukraine also has some of the lowest childhood vaccination rates in the world.
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The largest outbreak happened in Minnesota, driven by vaccination fears among Somali immigrants.
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The re-emergence of polio strongly suggests that Venezuela's vaccination programme has failed.
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Either way, the occurrence demonstrates the dangers of leaving holes in vaccination campaigns.
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Vaccination can also reduce the likelihood of famine, and the damage it causes.
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In the short term, however, vaccination, monitoring and treatment remain the best options.
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Yet three weeks later, the Yemen vaccination plan came to an abrupt halt.
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Vaccination campaigns have also begun for health workers in Uganda and South Sudan.
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What's more, neither the CDC nor any national organization has kept vaccination records.
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Pinterest says it's currently blocking results for searches like "vaccine" or "vaccination" altogether.
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The vaccine was licensed and then used as part of a vaccination program.
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Pneumonia often follows the flu, so getting a yearly flu vaccination is key.
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We could go out with a vaccination campaign for livestock in East Africa.
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"We compared the vaccination rates in two groups of people," Petousis-Harris explained.
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America lags behind other industrialized nations when it comes to HPV vaccination rates.
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The potential consequences reach far beyond our collective willingness to participate in vaccination.
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We have all wondered why vaccination and prescription records can't be readily available.
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By Sunday, November 18 all activities in Beni were re-launched, including vaccination.
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He says government should not dictate parents' vaccination choices (CNN) … South Bend, Ind.
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When my son is 12, I will pay for the vaccination if necessary.
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We don't need measles outbreaks to remind us of the value of vaccination.
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Pinterest's move to comment publicly about its vaccination policy comes days after Rep.
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Then, local anti-vaccination activists started to hold meetings in Minnesota's Somali community.
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"Accounts masquerading as legitimate users create false equivalency, eroding public consensus on vaccination."
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Benjamin Franklin, influenced by his older brother James, initially opposed vaccination against smallpox.
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Vaccination should not be delayed if a specific product is not readily available.
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In some places, low vaccination rates have led to outbreaks of preventable disease.
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It's a polarizing subject that unfortunately gets muddled with conversations about anti-vaccination.
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Together, they've deployed a rapid response team, including a vaccination team, to Kayina.
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At the center of the vaccination debate is a question about religious objection.
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These realities make a sustained vaccination campaign brutally difficult for health workers here.
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But vaccination strategies are complex and must be guided by governmental health agencies.
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Bee discussed tech companies' efforts to push back against anti-vaccination conspiracy theorists.
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Rabbis since then have repeatedly stressed the importance of protecting children through vaccination.
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This anti-vaccination movement has even been given the nod by Donald Trump.
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In many of these communities, anti-vaccination propaganda has spread far and wide.
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The California epidemic was controlled by increased vaccination and improved sanitation, Farley said.
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States with the highest flu vaccination rates include West Virginia, Washington, and Minnesota.
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As vaccination rates have fallen, highly contagious illnesses like measles have resurged globally.
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But a new brand of pro-vaccination parents aren't taking this lying down.
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Shine also regularly hosted members of the anti-vaccination movement on her show.
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There are several ways to work around Facebook's restrictions on anti-vaccination ads.
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It had set a Wednesday deadline for students to provide their vaccination information.
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I'm grateful to local pharmacies for making flu vaccination easy for our community.
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The CDC recommends a tetanus vaccination series starting at 2 months of age.
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Google billionaire Larry Page has been quietly funnelling money into flu vaccination initiatives.
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Mobile vaccination units are touring the country in a mandatory mass inoculation campaign.
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One woman in the audience raised an anti-vaccination book in the air.
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Globally, measles vaccination rates have stagnated for almost a decade, the WHO said.
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The world's largest online marketplace offers anti-vaccination content, including books and movies.
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The island nation had a far lower vaccination rate than its regional neighbors.
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She's since started a campaign in his name for flu prevention, including vaccination.
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That's despite a nationwide vaccination program against the virus that began last autumn.
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It was a feat achieved in 1979 following painstaking and lengthy vaccination efforts.
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They disagree about most things, from self-defense to infrastructure, vaccination to immigration.
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But vaccination rates have declined in recent years, according to infectious disease experts.
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The district will hold a series of free vaccination clinics, according to KIRO7.
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"We know the flu vaccination can be life-saving in children," Azar said.
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Nobody's going to ask anyone to see their vaccination records or medical history.
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A nationwide vaccination program that began in February has reached 7 million people.
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In countries like Scotland, though, routine HPV vaccination was quickly adopted and made commonplace, thanks to a nationally funded vaccination program that targeted 2000- to 13-year-old girls starting in 2008, along with a later program that targeted older teens.
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The study compared vaccination rates in 1995 to 0003, just after the VFC program went into effect, with the rates in 2011 to 2013 and found that overall, vaccination against polio climbed from about 89 percent to roughly 296 percent.
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The impact of this fearmongering was staggering: MMR vaccination rates among Somali American children fell from 92 percent in 2004 to 42 percent in 303; during that time, the vaccination rate among all other children increased slightly to 89 percent.
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Most Americans who get measles now are unvaccinated or under-vaccinated, Dr. Cohn said, because they grew up in a country where vaccination was not required, chose not to be vaccinated, are too young for vaccination or have compromised immune systems.
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While many have posed it as a pro-vaccination or anti-vaccination "debate," the fact is that there's too much proof that refusal to get vaccines is harmful in the long-run, and makes people with weaker immune systems more susceptible.
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He said the community was "targeted" by members of the anti-vaccination movement, adding that vaccination rates in the community had been as high or even higher than those in the white population, but that began to change in 423.
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In a Reddit Ask Me Anything session in May, which was recently resurfaced by Jezebel, Stein said: According to the most recent review of vaccination policies across the globe, mandatory vaccination that doesn't allow for medical exemptions is practically unheard of.
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In 21943 searches for terms including "should i vaccinate my kids" and "are vaccines safe," whether the top search result we clicked on was from a professional medical source (like Johns Hopkins, the Mayo Clinic, or Riley Hospital for Children) or an anti-vaccination video like "Mom Gives Compelling Reasons To Avoid Vaccination and Vaccines," the follow-up recommendations were for anti-vaccination content 22.5% of the time.
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A newer problem is the low take-up of vaccination among immigrants (see chart).
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Most of those cases have been in Orthodox Jewish communities with low vaccination rates.
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After all, most of them had not had a vaccination since they were babies.
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In Japan, vaccination rates for HPV vaccine plummeted in recent years due to fearmongering.
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Fewer babies are admitted to hospital, and both breast-feeding and vaccination rates increase.
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Only a small number of kids actually has to avoid vaccination for medical reasons.
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"There's not a single opinion that says vaccination is against Jewish law," he says.
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Vaccination rates have increased dramatically both in New York City and in Rockland County.
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A nurse checks a baby after vaccination shot at a hospital in south China.
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The absence of urban-cycle disease means that local vaccination campaigns have wound down.
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Febrile seizures following flu vaccination are possible but very rare, according to the experts.
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Others worry that the focus on small-scale questions — Do wristbands increase vaccination rates?
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This has led to pockets of lower-than-normal vaccination rates in some communities.
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In response, Google's YouTube has pulledadvertising from videos that promote anti-vaccination conspiracy theories.
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Anti-vaccination misinformation can lead to a drop in the number of children immunized.
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Dr Tedros says he has agreed to increase vaccination coverage as soon as possible.
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They have other perverse distractions, such as M1343S's sympathy with the anti-vaccination movement.
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She claims it's like a vaccination for his brain that will make him stronger.
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Another increasingly popular vaccination is for Meningitis B, a rare but potentially deadly disease.
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CDC says a key focus is to fight misinformation campaigns by anti-vaccination groups.
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Still others objected to a government-mandated vaccination as a violation of personal liberties.
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A global vaccination campaign eliminated the disease from the world at large in 1980.
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It can also make parents more likely to stick to recommended childhood vaccination schedules.
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The anti-vaccination movement, for example, is creating an entirely manmade public health crisis.
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Some communities might have much lower vaccination rates than the rest of the state.
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Measles is endemic on the island but the last vaccination drive was in 2004.
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Madagascar hopes to roll out a free routine two-dose vaccination program this year.
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The WHO recommends vaccination against yellow fever at least 10 days prior to travel.
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Vaccination rates for boys have improved in the last few years, alongside rates overall.
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And yeah, you can tell that the vaccination had nothing to do with it.
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They say roughly three-fourths of children who died did not receive a vaccination.
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The decision to eschew vaccination was criticized by some NGOs and infectious disease experts.
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Flu vaccination during pregnancy may reduce the risk of stillbirth, a new study reports.
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This sort of passive vaccination is a boon—but only up to a point.
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But gaps in vaccination coverage have prevented such type 2 mutations from dying out.
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There are outbreaks of monkey pox and measles, partly because of plummeting vaccination rates.
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But health officials said a larger problem was the declining vaccination rate in Arizona.
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In Mbandaka, responders set up a vaccination clinic in a low-slung concrete building.
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"I'm pleased to say that vaccination is starting as we speak today," Tedros said.
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Next came vaccination, the injection of a growth hormone and, for the males, castration.
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Now they have these newborn babies that are getting this five-in-one vaccination.
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They could break into your house, hold you down, give you this freaking vaccination.
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Unfortunately, that rationale seems to have escaped the President on the issue of vaccination.
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Within a few years, MMR vaccination rates plummeted among Somali-American children in Minnesota.
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Myths about vaccination harms also have widely circulated among wealthy, white communities for years.
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Their tactic worked: In 2004, 92% of Somali American children got the MMR vaccination.
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Yes, but: A ring vaccination program to stop this outbreak will not be easy.
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Sure, you might get a little achy and sniffly shortly soon after your vaccination.
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The faintest cough or hint of congestion has elicited inquires about my vaccination status.
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You include aborted fetal matter in the picture mocking Monsanto and government vaccination policies.
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Measles are easily preventable -- one vaccination dose is 93% effective at preventing the disease.
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The new recommendation may make it easier for teenagers to complete the vaccination series.
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After the outbreak, the vaccination rate was 60% in Sweden and 18% in Australia.
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Despite that, he said at the time that vaccination efforts would be stepped up.
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Global health authorities sighed with relief, hoping intense vaccination efforts would snuff the outbreak.
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Last Friday, some parents expressed concern about the anti-vaccination views of fellow parents.
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About 100 countries around the world now recommend HPV vaccination, at least for girls.
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Currently in Minnesota law, there is language that allows for conscientious objection to vaccination.
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The vaccination rate in Arkansas soared, and the incidence of preventable infections quickly plummeted.
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Yet, early season vaccination rates remain below 50 percent for both adults and children.
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Nonetheless, vaccination is endorsed by top Jewish and Islamic scholars, and by the Vatican.
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Some states with high vaccination rates have "pockets of unvaccinated people," the C.D.C. said.
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But she said vaccination is about protecting the most vulnerable, not about parenting trends.
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A vigorous campaign of education and vaccination eventually wiped out polio in our country.
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This extraordinary process was to be known as vaccination, from the Latin for cow.
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The school hasn't supplied vaccination data to the state for the past few years.
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It ended up unmasking some unexpected key players in the vaccination debate: Russian trolls.
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Besides vaccination, temporary hand-washing stations help provide a defense against the virus's spread.
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Facebook's position on coronavirus misinformation is similar to its position on anti-vaccination content.
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In their view, parents who permitted vaccination were gullible toadies of status quo medicine.
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Early this month, the government shut down to focus on a nationwide vaccination campaign.
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"Really, the only way to protect is vaccination," Ladhani said in a telephone interview.
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While vaccination may seem like an individual health decision, the reality is more complex.
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Vaccination has begun in North Kivu province among health care workers and some residents.
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Vaccination resulted in an 221.1% drop in worldwide measles deaths between 2000 and 2017.
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The oral vaccination works significantly better against naturally occurring poliovirus, known as wild poliovirus.
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Measles was declared eliminated in the United States in 2000, after a vaccination program.
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"My older son suffered documented illness and regression following vaccination," said Jackie Martin-Sebell.
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The researchers focused on 2,864 children who were deemed to be eligible for vaccination.
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Anti-vaccination activists have been protesting at the capitol for the past two weeks.
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The city's legal department has looked into the mandatory vaccination "extensively," de Blasio said.
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Rwanda, which has achieved high HPV vaccination rates for girls, is another success story.
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It has recently gone more aggressively after bogus cancer treatments and anti-vaccination content.
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More than 90% of those eligible for vaccination accept it, according to the WHO.
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These efforts have focused on mosquito prevention and spraying, education, research, testing and vaccination.
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Without seeing your vaccination records, a school simply is not allowed to enroll you.
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For each group of schools, we calculated their vaccination rates in 20003 and 22000.
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The private Facebook group Stop Mandatory Vaccination, for example, has close to 160,000 members.
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Others got a tetanus shot, an important vaccination given their work with grapevine wires.
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The number is also influenced by population density, vaccination levels, and access to treatments.
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As Axios has previously noted: Anti-vaccination content that's long appeared in search results and on social media is now being regulated by social platforms after the U.S. government attributed recent measles outbreaks in part to reduced vaccination levels in some areas.
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Even with the new half-dose regime and Merck's plan to develop more, DRC needs to limit itself to the ring vaccination method (instead of wider preventative vaccination) in case the infection spreads further in large cities or other countries, Fischer warns.
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The chief executive said that the situation in England is "not being helped on this front by the fact that although nine in 10 parents support vaccination, half of them say they have seen fake messages about vaccination on social media."[CNN]
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The study found it protected about 69% of adolescents against whooping cough in the first year after vaccination, but protection dropped to 57% of adolescents in the second year, then 25% and 22014% in the third and fourth years after vaccination, respectively.
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Data released Thursday showed that while there were slight increases in the vaccination rates among people most vulnerable to the flu — adults over age 4003 — there were "mostly stagnant vaccination rates among all age groups," according to the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases.
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Anti-vaccination groups can also harness search-engine optimization "by using very specific key words, especially the prescription names of some of these vaccines," Dr. Donovan said, adding that anti-vaccination groups will also spread out into "momversation groups," where parents gather online.
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The most effective known strategies to prevent the emergence of vaccine-preventable diseases is quite simple and has been implemented by states such as West Virginia, Mississippi, and more recently California — make vaccination mandatory unless there is a strictly medical contraindication to vaccination.
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Public health officials are concerned the pro-vaccination message isn't getting through, they tell Axios.
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The Trump Foundation donated $10,000 to Generation Rescue, Jenny McCarthy's anti-vaccination organization, in 2010.
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The anti-vaccination argument is often snugly wrapped in the "I love my kids" sentiment.
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Previous research has shown the same relationship between conspiracy beliefs and an anti-vaccination stance.
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More than 30 million people were immunized during emergency vaccination campaigns, according to the WHO.
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" Hancock said that anti-vaccination activists were "campaigning against science," adding, "the science is settled.
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For the study, Lo and his colleagues analyzed MMR vaccination data provided by the CDC.
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Anti-vaccination advocates claim that inoculating children can cause diseases or developmental disorders, like autism.
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It can cause miscarriages and is especially dangerous to infants too young for a vaccination.
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Stop Mandatory Vaccination Now has 170,000 members, far bigger than the biggest black salve groups.
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The booklet takes original, anti-vaccination beliefs and applies them to passages of the Bible.
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That is one reason why it is important to maintain high vaccination rates in Africa.
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Trending down: Anti-vaccination campaigns have continued to succeed on Facebook despite being officially banned.
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The findings make the need for measles vaccination even more urgent, the researchers said. 7.
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Health officials declared the disease eliminated from the U.S. in 2000, thanks to vaccination efforts.
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In the decades that followed, routine childhood vaccination in Western countries made measles increasingly rare.
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At Cal State L.A., more than 150 library employees have failed to provide vaccination records.
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This involves more than identifying outright disinformation, of the sort published by anti-vaccination groups.
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The vaccination program contracted the geographical area at risk for Ebola by up to 70%.
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The numbers in the US are smaller, for now, due to high vaccination rates nationwide.
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ICE detainees come from countries all over the world, with varying degrees of vaccination coverage.
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Earlier this month, Amazon also appeared to remove anti-vaccination documentaries from Prime Video streaming.
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But rates of childhood HPV vaccination in places like the U.S. are still abysmally low.
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John Oliver went after anti-vaccination activists in his latest segment on Last Week Tonight.
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As part of his ruling, Barreto ordered the vaccination of all Venezuelans admitted to Brazil.
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In the late 63s, Burt Dorman was ready to get out of the vaccination game.
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World Health Organization workers prepare a centre for vaccination in the port city of Mbandaka
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Typically, the study notes, the anti-vaccination movement is countered by education and awareness campaigns.
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And why are there so many people with MS who have never had this vaccination?
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But in more than half of US states, student vaccination rates are lower than that.
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HPV vaccination could benefit more groups than in the current study, and in more ways.
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An epidemic of measles, strongly correlated with a low vaccination rate, is raging in Europe.
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This requires tracking information from search engines and following anti-vaccination websites and parents' forums.
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Pinterest has actually taken the most definitive action on anti-vaccination content moderation to date.
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By 2021, it will become a nationwide program and part of routine child vaccination schedules.
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That practice, called ring vaccination, eliminates or limits the opportunities for the virus to spread.
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By 2021, it will become a nationwide program and part of routine child vaccination schedules.
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"I think Brexit probably was the best vaccination against any future exits," Rinkēvičs told me.
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No vaccination or preventive medicine for Zika exists, and existing treatment options are severely limited.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Measles: Your children may be barred from summer camp without proof of measles vaccination.
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We must work towards universal vaccination and we must do so as quickly as possible.
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Vaccination has been a driver in the increase in average life span to 85033 years.
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This can decrease vaccination rates in some locations to below the necessary herd immunity percentage.
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It has been against the site's community guidelines to promote anti-vaccination information since 2017.
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WHO spokeswoman Fadela Chaib said the need for vaccination certificates was at each country's discretion.
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In early August, the Italian Senate overturned the policy of mandatory vaccination for school children.
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Andrew Cuomo signed a ban on vaccination exemptions based on religious beliefs in early June.
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The report doesn't go into why his family was against vaccination in the first place.
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Mumps cases in the US dropped dramatically after vaccination for the disease began in 1977.
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A nationwide vaccination programme that began in February has reached 7 million people, it said.
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Until recently, it was rare for doctors to post pro-vaccination messages on social media.
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Participants complaint about the law for which vaccination is compulsory to enrollment children at school.
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"There are clear data indicating that the law introducing compulsory vaccination is working," he said.
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Fundamentalist Christian movements have also spearheaded anti-vaccine campaigns, claiming that vaccination threatens religious freedom.
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The United States, Canada and Japan are among the largest donors for the vaccination drive.
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There are a few reasons vaccination rates are so much lower in the developing world.
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But the leaders of major faiths have examined these fears and still vigorously endorse vaccination.
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As babies are born, new pools of potential victims are created — unless vaccination is constant.
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In Mozambique, a six-day cholera vaccination campaign kept the number of cholera deaths down.
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My mother and other relatives have implored my sister to reconsider her anti-vaccination stance.
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This includes promotion of false cures for terminal or chronic illnesses and anti-vaccination advice.
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Schools that fall below a certain level of vaccination rate are also subject to scrutiny.
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Vaccination was also bestial, because humans were being poisoned with disgusting stuff from an animal.
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" Williamson described herself in an interview with MSNBC as "pro-vaccination, pro-medicine, pro-science.
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Massachusetts, dates back to 1905 and deals with the constitutionality of requiring a smallpox vaccination.
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Proper vaccination prevents an estimated 42,000 deaths over the lifetime of each American birth cohort.
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Notably, parents who object to vaccination on philosophical or religious grounds would not receive exemptions.
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Together, they're a sign that the authorities may be losing patience with anti-vaccination forces.
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In addition, we must fund studies at academic institutions designed to improve our vaccination practices.
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But then conservative commentators denounced the Obama administration's calls for vaccination as a nefarious plot.
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The vaccination debate isn't formed around being supportive of living people or protecting the herd.
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Parent-driven groups like Voices for Vaccines, formed to counter anti-vaccination sentiment, have proliferated.
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Legal and ethical considerationsClear legal authority exists to link a vaccination mandate to air travel.
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Courts have long upheld vaccination mandates for schools, where close and prolonged contact is inevitable.
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Cheers from anti-vaccination protesters erupted from the Senate chamber gallery just after 8 p.m.
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But it was just a couple months ago that he hadn't had a single vaccination.
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Other digital platforms including Pinterest and YouTube have also been dealing with anti-vaccination content.
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O'Leary believes that anti-vaccination advocates are getting louder by increasing their social media presence.
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There is debate, however, as to the best vaccination strategy for different groups at risk.
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They engaged in public information campaigns and held extensive vaccination clinics covering thousands of people.
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Traditionally, the vaccination conversation starts at an infant's first checkup, around two weeks of age.
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The report estimated that during 43 to 2018, measles vaccination averted about 23.2 million deaths.
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The child, the first to die in the state, had not received a flu vaccination.
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Like almost any medication, vaccination may have a minimal risk or chance of side effects.
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In 2014, there were a lot of areas of California with very low vaccination rates.
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Some communities have used Facebook Groups to strengthen ideologies around issues such as anti-vaccination.
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Vaccination was only the first organized effort to harness the immune system for medical purposes.
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He also argued that vaccination was an "invasion of his liberty" under the 21853th Amendment.
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Lucky for her, there are many adults who doubt the scientific evidence that supports vaccination.
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I plead with all anti-vaccination parents to consider the "others" when weighing their decision.
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People who resist vaccination could face a fine of $1,000, according to the Washington Post.
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The vaccination developed in the 1960s almost eliminated measles from the face of this planet.
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After the rollout in Malawi, vaccination will begin in Ghana and Kenya later this year.
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Parents who "placate the gods of vaccination" are engaging in "child sacrifice," he told Vox.
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And it appears that anti-vaccination groups, such as PEACH, or Parents Teaching and Advocating for Children's Health, have purposefully stoked fears of vaccination in these communities, often spreading their message through ultra-Orthodox rabbis or via pamphlets and robo-calls, according to NBC News.
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Separately, the OIE also assigned the following statuses at its general assembly: - Peru and Surinam were recognised as free from foot-and-mouth (FMD) disease without vaccination and one zone in Chinese Taipei, in addition to Brazil, was officially recognised as FMD-free with vaccination.
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Vaccination hasn't yet become a partisan issue in the US. But Nyhan warned that there's a danger of a backlash that would be hard to counter if arguments about vaccination get tangled up with partisan politics — much as has happened with attitudes toward climate change.
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Anti-vaccination content that's long appeared in search results and on social media is now being regulated by social platforms after the U.S. government attributed recent measles outbreaks in part to reduced vaccination levels in some areas, spurring a media frenzy around the issue.
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As for the newly incorporated age restriction, the airline says it jibes with the vaccination policy of the CDC, which suggests animals should start receiving vaccinations no sooner than three months of age and that they should wait 30 days after vaccination before traveling.
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" According to Lahey, emerging data indicate that if someone in your social circle -- whether that's a person at your tennis club or your minister -- puts vaccination forward as "a social norm, that does seem to encourage people to be more likely to get vaccination.
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Alas, this research, shown to be severely flawed, is still cited by opponents of childhood vaccination.
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While championing the "proven benefits" of vaccination, it also promised to investigate whether vaccines were dangerous.
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Hotez said that these maps can help target public health vaccination efforts where they're needed most.
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But the supply soon depleted and outbreaks began popping up in communities with high vaccination rates.
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Similar technology has been used to invent vaccination patches that are now being trialled on humans.
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The U.S., thanks to mandatory vaccination, has been declared free of native measles cases since 2000.
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On the bright side, yet another public health triumph fueled by vaccination is close to fruition.
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Polio, on the other hand, is close to being eradicated globally, thanks to mass vaccination programs.
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But there are smaller groups within the community that have bought into the anti-vaccination movement.
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Experts say there must be at least 95% vaccination to make communities immune to the disease.
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Measles also tends to flare up during conflicts or humanitarian emergencies when vaccination schedules are disrupted.
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New York eliminates religious exemptions to vaccination requirements; thousands of Swiss women protest for gender equality.
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Of those five, four had been voluntarily held back from vaccination, and one was too young.
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The reduction in measles cases — and rise in vaccination rates in California — is undeniably great news.
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The OIE already considered most of Brazil to be free of foot-and-mouth with vaccination.
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Another frequent message on anti-vaccine websites is that mandatory vaccination policies violate parental civil liberties.
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On both coasts, the outbreaks have been fueled by communities that have resisted vaccination for years.
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In response, more camp owners and the camping industry are urging families to follow vaccination policies.
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Vaccinations New York becomes the latest state to remove nonmedical exemptions from school vaccination requirements. Gov.
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The measles vaccination resulted in an 80% drop in measles deaths between 2000 and 2017 worldwide.
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It's about a dozen children a suggesting there's a link between Autism in kids and vaccination.
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The situation raises the question — how many more kids will get sick before vaccination rates increase?
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"We have a means to prevent cancer, yet the vaccination rates are very low," he said.
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"When we evaluated the clinical records, it was not related to the dengue vaccination," Bayugo said.
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The vaccination records, especially among people from the era of paper files, were far from perfect.
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Similarly, the private Stop Mandatory Vaccination group has a landing page with "Suggested Groups" linking out.
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Per PIC's website, "PIC's vision is to live in a society free of mandatory vaccination laws."
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There is no special vetting for Cubans, and there are no medical examinations or vaccination requirements.
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Farmers said a harsh vaccination program might have been a reason behind abscesses found in shipments.
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The big picture: Other states are working on passing legislation limiting which vaccination exemptions are acceptable.
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But, along with education campaigns to augment vaccination rates, further improvements to the vaccines are possible.
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Last month, Schiff also urged Facebook and Google to stop pushing anti-vaccination content to parents.
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Most of the cases in the US have popped up in communities with low vaccination rates.
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Much onus for this regression so far has been laid on the global anti-vaccination movement.
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"Whenever the level of vaccination gets below a certain level, you will get outbreaks," Fauci says.
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Earlier this year, a cholera vaccination campaign almost got off the ground, but then never happened.
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Finally, after tracking down Benjamin's vaccination records and patient survival rate, Abe gives the big okay.
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The Houthis, who control much of the country, are also suspicious of vaccination drives, he added.
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More than 20 million lives have been saved through measles vaccination since the year 2000 alone.
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Many of the affected areas still cannot be reached by road, complicating a mass vaccination campaign.
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Usually, the planning stage of an emergency vaccination campaign can take between three and six months.
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Meanwhile, a precipitous dropoff in vaccination coverage still continued among children of Somali descent, Ehresmann said.
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"As vaccination rates decline, these kinds of epidemics are going to become more common," he said.
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Photo: Ted S. Warren (AP)Anti-vaccination activists at a rally at Olympia, Washington on Feb.
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There are indeed exemptions to mandatory vaccination on religious grounds in 47 states, including New York.
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Photo: Getty ImagesThe anti-vaccination movement has more than earned its latest round of bad press.
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Amin was interested in exploring anti-vaccination attitudes at the deepest possible level of innate values.
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"Vaccination is important, and vaccines are not just for kids, adults need them, too," Fryhofer said.
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About 9 percent of private schools in Brooklyn have vaccination rates of less than 90 percent.
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There is, however, surprisingly little evidence that tough laws make a big difference to vaccination rates.
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The argument for herd immunity was actually developed out of observations of natural immunity, not vaccination.
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A report from BuzzFeed caused companies to pull their advertising from anti-vaccination videos on YouTube.
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The vaccination drive is expected to reach rural Bikoro, the epicenter of the outbreak, by Thursday.
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Gates said his foundation was pushing vaccination against polio in conflict-hit northeast Nigeria and Chad.
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The first round of the vaccination campaign will cover 650,000 people aged one year and older.
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Those changes came as public health officials worry that lower vaccination rates are triggering disease outbreaks.
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Since then, vaccination rates among kindergartners increased by nearly 5 percent—though so have medical exemptions.
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To boost vaccination rates, some health insurance companies offer financial incentives to doctors and other providers.
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We usually think of vaccination as being something we do to directly protect our own children.
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Before widespread vaccination, measles claimed the lives of more than 2.5 million people globally each year.
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A vaccination campaign using Dengvaxia has also been taking place in the state of Parana, Brazil.
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Another notable issue that Murthy might have butted heads with the Trump administration on is vaccination.
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In Honduras, they are using this approach to influence vaccination enrolment and maternal care, for example.
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You write that had the HPV vaccination been available to you, you wouldn't have gotten cancer.
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Facebook is finally making some moves to limit the spread of anti-vaccination posts and hoaxes.
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Facebook isn't the first company to come out and make changes to fight anti-vaccination content.
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In the past, people with egg allergy were advised to explore egg-free flu vaccination options.
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But vaccination rates in Italy and elsewhere in Europe are lower than in the United States.
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Yes, they acknowledged, vaccination rates might fall as a direct result of what they were proposing.
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And if there are complications, the public relations problems could mount, spurring an anti-vaccination sentiment.
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For that reason, vaccination has been strongly recommended for young people before they become sexually active.
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If you searched for information on the flu vaccine, you were recommended anti-vaccination conspiracy videos.
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These and other outbreaks have helped to shine a spotlight on the global anti-vaccination movement.
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After losing his medical license, Mr. Wakefield moved to Austin, where he directs films condemning vaccination.
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It said outbreaks can spread out of control in communities with lower-than-normal vaccination rates.
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California is considering going a step further by making medical exemptions to vaccination harder to get.
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Now it's flirting with the fringe anti-vaccination movement — in the middle of a measles outbreak.
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And yet, since vaccination was invented more than 200 years ago, anti-vaxxers have been organizing.
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Police also arrested 16 other men, some of whom had threatened vaccination teams on the streets.
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Nadia Gul, a housewife, is among the volunteer health workers who make up the vaccination teams.
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The child had received a vaccination against measles at 2000 months, but not the recommended booster.
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Orthodox rabbis "have no issue with vaccination — it's seen as a lifesaving good," Dr. O'Connor said.
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And you'll find endless discussion of the merits and demerits of vaccination in the vegan blogosphere.
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Between 1971 and 1977, however, the recommendation in Israel was for only one vaccination against measles.
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Outbreaks of measles have increased around the world, in part because of the anti-vaccination movement.
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Insecurity also has prevented vaccination teams from getting to some areas, further limiting the health response.
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Hard-line Islamists believe the vaccination drive is part of a Western effort to sterilize Muslims.
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Vaccination was suspended for an indeterminate period of time in the Chaman area after the shooting.
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And in many countries, vaccination rates for young children have actually declined somewhat in recent years.
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"You can assume the long-term level of vaccination is getting lower every year," he said.
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Vaccine delivery is impaired due to poor road networks in countries with low routine vaccination coverage.
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Because routine smallpox vaccination stopped after 1980, almost everyone under the age of 40 is unprotected.
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Less fanciful hazards of vaccination were alleged to include tuberculosis, madness, blood poisoning, cancer and syphilis.
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One young mother drowned herself and her baby son rather than risk the horrors of vaccination.
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Since the dawn of vaccination there has been a war of disinformation, propagated by both sides.
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But one of our best hopes for curbing the spread of malaria—vaccination—has eluded us.
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"The solution lies largely in HPV vaccination before initiation of sexual relationships," Trottier said by email.
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The 1976 swine flu outbreak led to the vaccination of 48 million Americans in 10 weeks.
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"Everyone under Obamacare would be covered under this vaccination without cost-sharing," Cogan told Business Insider.
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Reasons for this low vaccination rate include cost and lack of access, especially in rural areas.
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Forty-seven of those suffering from measles were unvaccinated and vaccination was unverified in five cases.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends vaccination for everyone 6 months and older.
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If enough people in an area can be made immune through vaccination, outbreaks often stop spontaneously.
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Meanwhile, unknown vaccination status was highest in adults between the ages of 25 and 29 (13%).
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Infection after vaccination could happen, he said, because it takes about 28 days to build immunity.
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Typhoid is endemic to Pakistan, where poor infrastructure, low vaccination rates and overpopulated city dwellings persist.
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The scare also provided a new opening for anti-vaccination voices, both from Samoa and abroad.
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Colorado, with a kindergarten vaccination compliance rate of 88.7 percent, has a rambunctious vaccine-resistant movement.
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That translates into a 22020% reduction in disease among children who were fully eligible for vaccination.
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In Honduras, they are using this approach to influence vaccination enrollment and maternal care, for example.
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"We did not look at vaccination rates before the children were diagnosed with autism," Zerbo noted.
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Telephone calls at three-month intervals were used to identify additional cases and vaccination side effects.
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But as powerful a tool as public vaccination is, it is susceptible to rapid local breakdown.
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The two-dose vaccination program has resulted in smaller number of outbreaks, according to the CDC.
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"It is critical that we maximize HPV vaccination rates in adolescents and young adults," Sturgis added.
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It has published articles that tout medically unsupported homeopathic therapies as "non-toxic" alternatives to vaccination.
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Of the 18 books and movies listed on the search page, 15 contained anti-vaccination content.
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Instagram followed suit in May by announcing plans to remove hashtags that return anti-vaccination information.
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The virus then took hold in Samoa which had the lowest vaccination rates in the region.
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"The solution lies largely in HPV vaccination before initiation of sexual relationships," Trottier said by email.
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We took schools in 215 and divided them into 295 groups based on their vaccination rates.
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Global health Mandatory vaccination is rare, but it has been done — and upheld by the courts.
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Ultimately, the vaccination effort was dropped because the governor asked President William McKinley to step in.
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These include large-scale screening efforts in mammography and colonoscopy as well as increased vaccination efforts.
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Unfortunately, rates of hepatitis and human papillomavirus vaccination have remained below 60 percent for a decade.
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Then there's men who travel abroad, to places like Japan, where vaccination against HPV is uncommon.
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Even Pinterest, typically a place for home and wedding inspiration, has housed viral anti-vaccination memes.
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A report from the CDC published this week estimated that flu vaccination coverage among adults during the 218–264 flu season stood at 27.3 percent, down 20183 percentage points from the previous season and making for the lowest rate of vaccination coverage since the 22018-219 season.
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"The study strongly supports that MMR vaccination does not increase the risk for autism, does not trigger autism in susceptible children, and is not associated with clustering of autism cases after vaccination," the authors wrote in the study published this week in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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"We are still seeing major needs for vaccination in emerging countries as well as in Europe where vaccination rates differ from a country to another," David Loew, the head of Sanofi Pasteur, told journalists during a visit to the Val-de-Reuil facility, which employs 2,200 staff.
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Even if measles vaccination coverage were at a healthy 22018% for the 21 million children under the age of five in the United States, which it isn't -- the US vaccination rate for those children is at 2017% -- that would leave 226%, or 22009 million unvaccinated and unprotected.
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Finally, we must advocate protecting the health of our children and most vulnerable citizens, including voting for representatives across all levels and sectors of government who will support common-sense vaccination laws rather than peddling anti-vaccination conspiracies that have no basis in well-conducted science.
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In the initial October 4 letter, DeLauro asked if CBP spoke with the CDC about the child deaths at detention centers, if CBP asked for guidance about vaccination of migrants and if the CDC has spoken with HHS or the White House about CBP vaccination issues.
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Polio workers have been targeted by Islamist militants for years, who have accused all vaccination programs of being a front for Western spy agencies since 2011 CIA plot set up a fake hepatitis-C vaccination campaign in Pakistan in an attempt to locate Osama bin Laden.
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Just seven anti-vax pages generated nearly 20 percent of the top 10,000 vaccination posts in this time period: Natural News, Dr. Tenpenny on Vaccines and Current Events, Stop Mandatory Vaccination, March Against Monsanto, J. B. Handley, Erin at Health Nut News, and Revolution for Choice.
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Rwanda's economy and history also made it seem an improbable candidate for achieving high HPV vaccination coverage.
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In the same period, vaccination rates for hepatitis B, human papillomavirus (HPV) and measles also modestly increased.
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Mandatory vaccination is one of the most successful ways of increasing immunization rates, according to the WHO.
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But the new study found no connection between the measles vaccination and an increased risk for autism.
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There was no increased risk for autism among children who had received the vaccination, the researchers found.
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"The study strongly supports that MMR vaccination does not increase the risk for autism," the authors said.
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Meanwhile, YouTube has also been removing ads from videos on their platform which promote anti-vaccination rhetoric.
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Cases decreased by more than 99% in the US in the years after the vaccination program began.
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Unlike the current study, though, it found vaccination rates weren't different among children diagnosed with autism themselves.
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Australia's overall vaccination coverage rate is good, according to the country's National Center for Immunization Research & Surveillance.
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Since then, mass vaccination has largely eradicated diphtheria, though outbreaks persist, including a recent one in Venezuela.
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Clark County falls at the lower end, although some counties have vaccination rates of below 2780 percent.
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"What is really needed is a national vaccination campaign," said Berthold, adding that agencies were discussing this.
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"We're not going to be asking for anyone's vaccination records on the streets," Lyon tells The Verge.
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Anti-vaccination campaigns are driven by misinformation, such as the repeatedly debunked claim that vaccines cause autism.
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"A gentle dip ahead of earnings can be the best vaccination against a sell-off," he said.
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WHO members prepare to launch an Ebola vaccination drive on the outskirts of Mbandaka earlier this week.
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The vaccination rate was 50%–86% in the city, compared with 72% across the US in general.
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Researchers used a nationally representative sample of 20,565 girls ages 13 to 17 with verified vaccination records.
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"That's why we can't afford to have even a slight delay in the vaccination schedule," Sternberg said.
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Nigeria's success can be attributed to a massive vaccination programme aimed at nomads and far-removed villages.
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Health officials will employ something called "ring vaccination," an approach used to eradicate smallpox in the 1970s.
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Vaccination involves two injections, usually given when children are one year old and then four years old.
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Vaccination against measles, rubella and polio is underway for 150,000 newly arrived children under 15, UNICEF said.
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Vaccination campaigns are often targeted by radical Muslim militants, who see them as conspiracies by the West.
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The experts warn that some people may confuse normal side effects with an allergy and avoid vaccination.
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It took three days of talks with a Mai-Mai chief before vaccination teams were allowed in.
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Anti-vaccination documentaries, such as Vaxxed: From Cover-up to Catastrophe, were later removed from Amazon Prime.
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CDC continues to encourage parents to speak with their family's healthcare provider about the importance of vaccination.
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Another spent his time questioning why Facebook doesn't let anti-vaccination advocates speak their mind on Facebook.
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Experts nevertheless say vaccination is still worth it, because it makes illnesses less severe and save lives.
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Rwanda started a programme of routine vaccination in 2011, and aims to eradicate cervical cancer by 2020.
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So why is it that the already-low vaccination rate is even lower for boys than girls?
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The WHO plans to boost vaccination rates with public awareness campaigns and improve the vaccine supply chain.
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As a result, WHO officials are not sure this next hoped-for vaccination plan will come off.
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Cullen, however, acknowledged that the number of people uncertain about their vaccination status could be very high.
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What's more, vaccination rates in certain groups declined last year, Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams told reporters.
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Pockets with vaccination rates lower than the 95% level that stops measles from spreading exist across America.
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Like him, most rabbis in the area support vaccination and even urge people to get the jab.
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At the same time, local anti-vaccination activists started to hold meetings in the community, he said.
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He added that "if pertinent" an immunization strategy known as ring vaccination would be the recommended approach.
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Even still, BuzzFeed News said that ads populated on multiple channels that dealt in anti-vaccination narratives.
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Modified Arkteks are at the core of the logistical strategy for full-on ring vaccination in Congo.
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Shine's anti-vaccination rant prompted a number of social media users to fire back at her theories.
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"Opportunities for the identification of unvaccinated individuals and catch-up vaccination need to be reinforced," said Ammon.
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Republicans nationwide are also increasingly aligned against attempts to tighten vaccination requirements nationwide, because freedom or something.
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Almost all dogs are susceptible to canine influenza, so vaccination is the best way to protect them.
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In the video, Von D then moves on to address the rumors that she is against vaccination.
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A child in Florida who died of flu earlier this season had not received a flu vaccination.
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Federal regulations do not allow animals into the country until 30 full days after their rabies vaccination.
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The vaccination team also failed to follow temperature range recommendations to preserve the quality of the inoculations.
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"Vaccination, good hygiene, and proper sanitation of surfaces can prevent the spread of hepatitis A," Stafford said.
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Health workers in the vaccination campaign have at times faced scepticism or hostility from at-risk communities.
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Measles outbreak There's a measles outbreak right now in Minnesota, and health officials blame anti-vaccination groups.
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She viewed efforts by secular health departments to mandate vaccination as a threatening intrusion on private life.
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Rockland's outbreak has most heavily affected Orthodox Jewish communities, in which vaccination rates tend to be lower.
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The more than 100 million adults eligible for vaccination in the United States represent a key opportunity.
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In Haiti itself, where the current outbreak began in 22013, policymakers initially rejected vaccination as a tactic.
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And I also understand that most of this anxiety stems from an unabashed anti-vaccination misinformation campaign.
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Amazon has reportedly pulled documentaries about the anti-vaccination movement from its streaming service shortly after Rep.
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The county has been dubbed an anti-vaccination "hot spot" due to its "philosophical-belief" vaccine exemptions.
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Big platforms need to recognize anti-vaccination content is viral and contagious — spreading from country to country.
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"In these ads, the most common approach was to describe the risks of vaccination," the researchers wrote.
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Polio is no longer a threat to the U.S. due to the famed success of vaccination programs.
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"In communities where vaccination rates are low, that's a set-up for a measles outbreak," Cullen said.
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First #ebola vaccination done In Mbandaka, DRC Guillaume Ngoie Mwamba , EPI manager leads the way #VaccinesWork pic.twitter.
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And abroad, Congo began a massive vaccination campaign to stem a growing outbreak of the Ebola virus.
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Sometimes, as in vaccination against hepatitis B, which can cause liver cancer, this is an added bonus.
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The outbreak has hit Clark County, which has been dubbed an anti-vaccination "hot spot," especially hard.
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Just a five percent reduction in vaccination coverage can triple measles cases in the community, researchers note.
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Considerable community support made the 22019 percent vaccination rate possible: Teachers discussed HPV immunization in their classes.
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The Maine CDC said the state has one of the lowest vaccination rates for students entering kindergarten.
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But the WHO and local authorities together to scrap a vaccination plan on logistical and technical grounds.
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Correction: This article previously included a photograph of a child with a rash linked to a vaccination.
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The disease is harmless to humans, but there is no vaccination to stop its spread in pigs.
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Expert opinion: I spoke with cholera experts who have been involved in vaccination campaigns around the world.
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The anti-vaccination forces ultimately won, voting to bar doctors from vaccinating foster children during initial examinations.
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Flu vaccine uptake is never huge; except among the elderly, adult vaccination rates rarely top 50 percent.
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"Thus, routine vaccination for all, plus boosters, are very important to prevent disease," Guzman-Cottrill told Gizmodo.
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If they need a vaccination, do they really want to bring this so near to their children?
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Its trial used a so-called "ring vaccination" method – the same technique that helped eradicate small pox.
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Parents, legislators and doctors must continue improving vaccination rates to reduce the incidence of these preventable cancers.
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Because vaccination is rather far off, social distancing is key now, including limiting the size of gatherings.
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Even in these provinces, parents can do the paperwork to get out of vaccination for personal reasons.
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" Ms. Paster echoed that, saying that she supported vaccination for children "while supporting religious and medical exemptions.
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"Vaccination isn't an all-or-nothing decision," Sears writes, in the number-one bestselling children's health book.
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For that reason, the health workers try to have at least one woman on each vaccination team.
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The arguments used by people driving the anti-vaccination movement have not changed in about a century.
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Not every parent with concerns about vaccination is a rabid conspiracy theorist bent on resisting inoculation forever.
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That fact was demonstrated again this week in a new study on MMR vaccination by Danish researchers.
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The World Health Organization estimates that measles vaccination prevented more than 21 million deaths worldwide since 2000.
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Angry Filipinos rebelled against all vaccines; vaccination rates fell to 60 percent, the country's health ministry said.
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Convincing individuals and communities who oppose vaccination to get immunized has proved difficult for some political leaders.
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Adding to the suspicion, vaccination teams and other responders often traveled under armed police or military escort.
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So, no surprise, Fox News is worrying aloud about the caravan bringing disease for want of vaccination.
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In 1881 Louis Pasteur proposed that the term "vaccination" should be used for any kind of inoculation.
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Lurid reports of the dangers of vaccination began to appear in medical journals and the popular press.
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In British-ruled India, the authorities were so hellbent on mass-vaccination that they resorted to fraud.
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Global health New cases are dropping sharply, vaccination is going well and schools are about to open.
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Australians should feel lucky, added Ms. Ashton, that their government had recognized the merits of the vaccination.
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Once a vaccination is deployed, it will take some time to get them off the ground again.
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But when it is, widespread vaccination is the best way to protect everyone, poor and wealthy alike.
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The denial of human responsibility for climate change is one obvious example; another is opposition to vaccination.
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About 95 percent of those sickened were unvaccinated, incompletely vaccinated, or did not know their vaccination status.
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Among those cases, 0.83 percent were in patients who were unvaccinated or had an unknown vaccination status.
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The stricter a state's vaccination laws, the fewer nonmedical exemptions and fewer outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases.
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Eighty percent of the children who died had not received a flu vaccination, according to the CDC.
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With 1.4 billion people at risk, the potential cost of vaccination in cholera-endemic countries is enormous.
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