On April 22, the FDA issued a statement on its continued confidence in the safety and effectiveness of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine. A portion of the statement […]
Publish date: March 11, 2019 By Richard Franki The number of new measles cases was down by more than half last week, but another state has been added to the […]
Prevalence and incidence make reference to a frequency measurement that divides affected and unaffected individuals within a population. These measures work well when you can clearly distinguish between the affected […]
CDC stated in its Weekly U.S. Influenza Surveillance Report, FluView, that as of the week ending December 29, influenza activity was increasing in the U.S. Two influenza-associated pediatric deaths were […]
The following is the abstract to a recently published (August 23) in The Journal of the Pediatric Infectious Society The lead author was Maribeth Lovegove. She and other collaborators are […]
“Learn The Signs and Act Early” (LTSAE) is a program developed by the National Center for Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD) within the Center for Disease Control and Prevention […]
I am just coming back from an Autism Research Institute Think Tank. I was happy to see many old friends there and to make new ones. The Think Tank has […]
The CDC has reported an increased prevalence of autism spectrum disorder in its monitoring network of 11 sites within the United States. The previous prevalence released in 2016 was reported […]
Concerns about vaccines are making headlines in our society but promoting little in terms of constructive dialogue on the subject. It seems that opposite sides are entrenched in contrarian positions […]
Lack of sleep is a common problem in autism. The CDC has completed a study which bears relevance to our readers. Nearly 73% of US high-school students and almost 58% […]
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