In its April 2 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the CDC said H1N1 vaccination rates varied widely among the states, and cited the need for improvement. The first H1N1 flu outbreak was reported in Mexico a year ago. …
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“This finding underscores the importance of education regarding recommendations for vaccination in pregnancy and the need for rapid testing and earlier use of antivirals in suspected influenza,” Dr. Michelle L. Giles of Monash Medical … are reluctant to receive immunizations or take drugs during pregnancy, they note, there is evidence that doctors’ lack of awareness may be “a major contributor, with good acceptance by mothers when the risks and benefits are explained. …
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Findings confirm H1N1 flu's toll on pregnant women
“This finding underscores the importance of education regarding recommendations for vaccination in pregnancy and the need for rapid testing and earlier use of antivirals in suspected influenza,” Dr. Michelle L. Giles of Monash Medical … are reluctant to receive immunizations or take drugs during pregnancy, they note, there is evidence that doctors’ lack of awareness may be “a major contributor, with good acceptance by mothers when the risks and benefits are explained. …
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H1N1 Vaccination Keeps You and Your Patients Safe. Oncology nurses are aware of the need to prevent infection in neutrapenic patients. But what about preventing your own infections? Although the number of H1N1 cases in oncology nurses …
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Nursing Research: Show me the evidence!: H1N1 Vaccination Keeps …
The authors did not question the need for effective vaccine strategies against H1N1 , only the possibility that the risks of mass vaccinations at this stage might outweigh the benefits . H1N1 -related mortality is very low in Europe …
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