Sentences with phrase «about vaccine»

Our children's bodies are stressed with toxic burdens like never before, questions are beginning to surface about vaccine damage... It should not be a surprise that behavioural problems are increasing.

More information about the vaccine is available from Planned Parenthood and the National Cancer Institute.

«Now we must move forward to educate the public about the vaccine and ensure it is available to all Americans, regardless of their income level.»

She also thought I was anxious about vaccine shots, when I was not.

Weeks after reading a brochure about vaccine safety, for example, there might be something familiar about the idea that vaccines are associated with autism, but you might not remember precisely what was claimed, and in particular that the association was refuted.

Anyone who has doubts about any vaccine is automatically attacked.

I sign a form and read a page about the vaccine every time I get my flu shot.

If you have specific questions about the vaccine, you can call them at [phone].

Veterinarian Christy Layton told Andrews, «The community is at risk, because if they get bitten, we don't know anything about the vaccine history of these cats.»

What you should know about vaccine reactions: Your pet has received vaccines today.

He also appreciated that I had taken the time to educate myself about vaccine protocols and titers.»

Talk to your primary veterinarian about the vaccine and if the vaccine is a viable option for your dog or dogs.

With this in mind — there will always be room for controversy about vaccine intervals if the logic of this argument is persuasive — but it still could work out to be the best approach for most patients.

Unfortunately, as Dr. Dodds points out, veterinarians aren't told much about vaccine adverse reaction rates.

But the truth is veterinarians aren't well informed about vaccine adverse reaction rates.

Lymphoma can not be prevented, but the likelihood of a cat developing lymphoma can be decreased by preventing feline leukemia virus infection (see handout on «Feline Leukemia Virus Vaccination» for information about this vaccine).

Forearmed with knowledge about vaccine duration of immunity, speak to your vet about postponing shots until your dog is well.

«I don't feel any pressure to keep quiet about the vaccine issue.

Click on the vaccines listed below to learn about each vaccine and why it is important for your cat:

Information about vaccine clinics and veterinary practices are subject to change.

(Read about vaccine duration of immunity at Vaccinating Dogs: 10 Steps to Eliminating Unnecessary Shots.)

Talk with your vet about the vaccine and best ways to protect your pet against the virus.

To learn more about our vaccine recommendations, please visit our Dog Vaccinations and Cat Vaccinations pages, and certainly contact us with any questions or to schedule an appointment!

Certainly what your cat is exposed to if they're indoor or outdoor as far as other pets in the household and another where you live, if there are other cats that they may be exposed to we need to talk about vaccine status.

• Avoid any tick - infested areas • Groom your dog daily • Use an appropriate collar that can repel ticks • Apply a spot - on topical product to kill and repel ticks • Talk to your veterinarian about a vaccine that is right for your dog

If you're hiking in rattlesnake habitat, ask your veterinarian about a vaccine that protects against rattlesnake venom, advises Martinez.

During our research we haven't been able to find anything about the vaccine being 100 % effective but we know that the vaccine greatly diminishes the chances of your dog getting the disease.

(WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT VACCINE - ASSOCIATED FIBROSARCOMA)(Also called Injection Site Sarcoma)

We can't find anything about the vaccine being 100 % effective but we know that the vaccine greatly diminishes the chances of your dog getting the disease.

Finding that he had, she called the Basset's primary vet to inquire about the vaccine.

are avoiding or delaying vaccinating their children because of concerns about vaccine safety.

(NaturalHealth365) Consumers already concerned about vaccine dangers are likely to find little reassurance in recent reports that Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials are giving vaccine manufacturers the green light to use human cancer cells to produce future vaccines.

In addition, visitors to Asia should talk to their doctors about vaccine protection against typhoid and Japanese encephalitis.

I wish every parent who is unsure about the vaccine question would read this book!

So Drexel University researchers decided to assess what's being said on Twitter about the vaccine for preteens.

Among those who refused the MMR vaccine, 74 percent were not worried about measles, 20 percent were concerned about vaccine safety, and 6 percent had issues with the cost, according to the report.

The «finding» of complaints about the vaccine was pre-ordained.

One unique advantage of our network experience is that, having done so many studies, we can now look across the results from multiple studies and draw conclusions about vaccine methods and schedules that are worth pursuing versus those that are not as promising.

The goals of Phase II trials are usually to learn more about vaccine safety and to see if the vaccine generates an immune response.

Earlier research had relied on data about vaccine coverage and effectiveness to estimate measles deaths.

Concerns about vaccine safety have led up to 40 percent of parents in the U.S. to delay or refuse some vaccines for their children in hopes of avoiding rare reactions.

They found that some parents believe the vaccine wasn't needed, or they had concerns about vaccine safety or efficacy.

Trump has made a number of remarks indicating that he is concerned about vaccine safety, seemingly lending credence to debunked theories suggesting vaccines can cause autism.

Travelers refusing the MMR vaccine indicated a lack of concern about measles 74 percent of the time, concerns about vaccine safety 20 percent of the time, and concerns about costs 6 percent of the time.

Beginning in 2012, providers also indicated one of the following reasons that a traveler declined vaccination: concern about vaccine safety, concern about vaccine costs or lack of concern about contracting the vaccine - preventable illness.

Others worry that news about the vaccine might lead some to be less vigilant about more proven methods of prevention, such as using condoms.

A key question remains about vaccine supplies.

Survey questions included where students received information about the vaccine, HPV knowledge, vaccination barriers and vaccination status.

«Internationally, parents have chosen not to vaccinate their children due to concerns about the vaccine's effect on future fertility,» McInerney says.

In the United States, population pockets with low vaccination rates (such as in Boulder, Colorado, and Ashland, Oregon) have existed for some time, and the great fear among many governmental medical authorities is that high - profile claims about vaccine dangers will widen the phenomenon, with potentially disastrous consequences.