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After the shots...what to do if your child has discomfort |
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| Tips for parents, includes information about medication that reduce pain and fever (with dosing tables) and FDA Consumer Health Information article about
changes to acetaminophen formulations [#P4015] |
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| Note: Important
FAQs
about changes to acetaminophen formulations
for infants |
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After the shots...what to do if your child has discomfort (no dosing table) |
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| Tips for parents, includes information about medication that reduce pain and fever [#P4014] |
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| Note: Important
FAQs about changes to acetaminophen formulations for infants |
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Clear answers & smart advice about your baby's shots by Ari Brown, MD |
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| This piece, written by Dr. Ari
Brown, gives clear answers to parents' questions
about vaccines [#P2068] |
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Cocooning protects babies |
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| This handouts explains cocooning. Everyone in a baby's life needs to get vaccinated against whooping cough and flu. [#P4039] |
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Decisions in the Omnibus Autism Proceeding |
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| Summarizes the
decisions of the Omnibus Autism Proceeding and
provides links to important source documents, as
well as to key passages from the Special Masters
decisions [#P4029] |
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Evidence shows vaccines unrelated to autism. |
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| This piece
summarizes scientific evidence that refutes any
vaccine/autism link and presents some of the
current thinking on the causes of autism
[#P4028] |
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Immunizations for babies -- A guide for parents |
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| Picture of the shot schedule [#P4010] |
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Keep your kids safe - get them vaccinated every fall or winter! |
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| This piece is for parents, describing the importance of vaccinating kids with the influenza vaccine [P4070] |
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MMR vaccine does not cause autism |
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| Rundown of studies that refute any connection between MMR and autism [#P4026] |
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Need help responding to vaccine-hesitant parents?
Science-based materials are available from these
respected organizations. |
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| This piece gives a
list of science-based materials available to help
in responding to vaccine-hesitant parents
[#P2070] |
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Personal belief exemptions for vaccination put people at risk. Examine the evidence for yourself. |
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| Evidence from the medical literature that personal belief exemptions play a
role in vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks; includes citations, summaries, key findings, and links to
abstracts
[#P2069] |
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Questions parents ask about baby shots |
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| Brochure about childhood vaccination [#P4025] |
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Reliable sources of immunization information |
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| Brochure listing IAC’s top choices for reliable information [#P4012] |
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Sample vaccine policy statement |
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| This vaccine
policy statement is for providers to give to
patients and parents [#P2067] |
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Seek emergency medical care if you or a family member shows the signs below - a life could be at risk! |
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| This piece, written
for parents and the public, is about influenza warning signs for
complications of influenza [#P4073] |
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Thimerosal and autism |
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| IAC is no longer distributing this piece.
Dr. Paul Offit and the Vaccine Education Center at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia offer an updated version |
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| Please see IAC's new handout:
Evidence shows vaccines unrelated to autism |
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Tips for locating old immunization records |
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| This handout gives some ideas that might help for locating old immunization records [P3065] |
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Unusual cases of hepatitis B virus transmission |
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| Rundown of cases [#P2100] |
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Vaccinations for infants and children, age 0-10 years |
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| Covers all vaccinations for infants and children [#P4019] |
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Vaccinations for preteens and teens, age 11-19 years |
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| Covers all vaccinations for teenagers [#P4020] |
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Vaccine concerns |
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| IAC is no longer distributing this piece. Dr. Paul Offit and the Vaccine
Education Center at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia offer an
updated version. |
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Please see IAC's new handout: Evidence shows vaccines unrelated to autism |
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Vaccines and autism |
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| IAC is no longer distributing this piece.
Dr. Paul Offit and the Vaccine Education Center at the Children's Hospital
of Philadelphia offer an updated version. |
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Please see IAC's new handout:
Evidence shows vaccines unrelated to autism |
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Vaccines work! |
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| CDC statistics demonstrate dramatic declines in vaccine-preventable diseases when compared with the pre-vaccine era [#P4037] |
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What if you don't immunize your child? |
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| Two-page brochure outlining the consequences of not immunizing your child [#P4017] |
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When do children and teens need vaccinations? |
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| Picture of the shot schedule [#P4050] |
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