IZ Express
Our weekly email newsletter, IZ Express, has been in production since 1997 and currently has more than 55,000 subscribers. Each week, it provides up-to-date information about:
  • New CDC vaccine recommendations
  • FDA vaccine approvals
  • Newly released Vaccine Information Statements
  • New immunization resources
  • Current events
  • Notable journal articles
  • Ask the Experts special editions
  • And more …
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Issue 66: March 29, 1999

  1. Spring/summer issue of "NEEDLE TIPS" is available on the web and will be mailed this week
  2. What's in the latest issue of "NEEDLE TIPS?"

Issue 65: March 24, 1999

  1. APIC's resource packet can help you plan next fall's flu campaign
  2. Hib and pertussis teaching tools now available from ATPM
  3. WHO publishes 1999 edition of "International Travel And Health"
  4. Neonatal tetanus kills 400,000 newborns worldwide every year

Issue 64: March 19, 1999

  1. CDC releases ACIP recommendations on rotavirus vaccine
  2. Reminder: CDC's "Epidemiology and Prevention of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases" course starts March 25
  3. "Introduction to Public Health Surveillance" course offered in June
  4. Learn and earn CME credit on the Internet
  5. Free for the asking! Bulk copies of "VACCINATE ADULTS!"
  6. "Immunizations Across the Lifespan" conference set for April 14

Issue 63: March 4, 1999

  1. The Vaccine Initiative announces a free electronic immunization news service
  2. Just published! The updated and expanded edition of the reference book, "Vaccines"
  3. CDC releases instructions for use of Vaccine Information Statements (VISs)
  4. Subscribe to ProMED-mail to learn about emerging diseases around the world
  5. National tick-borne disease conference set for March 7-9
  6. Don't forget the Vaccine Research Conference on March 28-30
  7. Conference on needle-free injection technology set for March 31-April 1

Issue 62: February 23, 1999

  1. MMWR publishes announcement of change in recommendation for meningococcal vaccine for travelers
  2. Influenza pandemic satellite broadcast is this Thursday!
  3. National Infant Immunization Week kit now available from CDC
  4. MMWR publishes article on progress toward poliomyelitis eradication in Pakistan

Issue 61: February 22, 1999

  1. Very Important News! Right now you can download five new VISs!

Issue 60: February 15, 1999

  1. Story #14: Man without history of a bat bite dies of rabies

Issue 59: February 12, 1999

  1. "Roll Up BOTH Sleeves" and immunize!
  2. "Pocket Guide to Vaccination and Prophylaxis" is a great new resource
  3. "The Embassy Project" an immunization chart in 25 languages
  4. Two travel medicine directories available
  5. Order Dr. Seuss posters from CDC

Issue 57: February 10, 1999

  1. Story #13: Hepatitis A: "Virus saps grad in her peak weeks"

Issue 56: February 8, 1999

  1. Federal announcement: Tripedia lot #0916490 is recalled

Issue 55: February 5, 1999

  1. National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC) ordered to cease sending misleading and deceptive solicitations. Please see Issue #58 Feb 11, 1999.

Issue 54: February 4, 1999

  1. A couple of clicks and you'll be prepared for the influenza pandemic satellite broadcast
  2. CDC's four-part immunization satellite broadcast begins March 25
  3. "Early Adolescents: How to Save Their Lives" is topic of March 12 satellite broadcast
  4. Join the Second National Hepatitis Congress and Walk on Washington
  5. March 15 is the "early bird" registration deadline for CDC's 33rd National Immunization Conference
  6. All Kids Count Registry Conference set for April 27-30, 1999

Issue 53: February 1, 1999

  1. Do you have young patients with chronic HBV? Clinical trials using oral medication are enrolling children
  2. PKIDS is a great organization for parents of children with infectious diseases
  3. MMWR publishes article on the need for increased varicella surveillance
  4. "Hepatitis Control Report" is now available on the web
  5. A hepatitis B website from Singapore is an excellent site to visit
  6. Two new hepatitis B items are available on IAC's website

Issue 52: January 29, 1999

  1. Story #12: Child dies of varicella encephalitis

Issue 51: January 28, 1999

  1. CDC's updated Q and A on hepatitis B answers vaccine safety questions raised by ABC's 20/20 broadcast

Issue 50: January 26, 1999

  1. Vaccine Initiative says National Vaccine Information Center incorrectly portrayed risks of side effects associated with hepatitis B vaccine
  2. Looking for the latest vaccine news and links to vaccine organizations? Visit "The Vaccine Page"

Issue 49: January 22, 1999

  1. Here's the just-published ACIP recommendation that describes who to vaccinate against hepatitis B
  2. MMWR publishes announcement of FDA approval of vaccine for Lyme disease
  3. MMWR publishes announcement of FDA approval of change in pediatric formulation for Recombivax HB
  4. MMWR publishes article on influenza activity in the United States
  5. MMWR publishes article on the final stages of poliomyelitis eradication -- Western Pacific Region

Issue 48: January 21, 1999

  1. Epivir-HBV (lamivudine) is approved by the FDA as oral treatment for chronic hepatitis B

Issue 47: January 20, 1999

  1. 20/20 will air hepatitis B vaccine news story on Friday

Issue 46: January 15, 1999

  1. Download the just-published "1999 Childhood Immunization Schedule"
  2. MMWR publishes erratum on ACIP recommendations on human rabies prevention
  3. Needle safety is topic of articles published in the San Francisco Chronicle
  4. California mandates safer needle devices

Issue 45: January 12, 1999

  1. Story #11: Measles outbreak associated with an unvaccinated population

Issue 44: January 11, 1999

  1. POSTPONED - CLICK ON "ISSUE 44" FOR DETAILS.
    News story on hepatitis B vaccine to air on 20/20 this Wednesday

Issue 43: January 8, 1999

  1. CDC releases ACIP recommendations on human rabies prevention
  2. MMWR publishes article on transmission of measles among a highly vaccinated school population

Issue 42: January 7, 1999

  1. Story #10: Pertussis claims the lives of two infants

Issue 41: January 6, 1999

  1. Story #9: I was at no risk for ever having hepatitis B!"

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