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
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Results (71)

Issue 778: February 6, 2009

  1. Federal immunization funding in jeopardy--Call Today (Friday, Feb. 6)!

Issue 777: February 2, 2009

  1. MMWR publishes article about 5 Hib cases in children under age 3 in Minnesota, including one death
  2. Every Child By Two issues press release about unvaccinated child who died from Hib meningitis
  3. IAC's Video of the Week stresses the importance of influenza immunization for healthcare personnel
  4. New article on the shifting hypotheses about vaccines and autism available online
  5. CDC releases Spanish-language versions of the 2009 child, adolescent, and catch-up immunization schedules
  6. IAC updates its guides to contraindications and precautions to commonly administered vaccines
  7. Important: Be sure to give influenza vaccine throughout the influenza season--through spring 2009
  8. February 10 is the date for IZTA's teleconference on National Infant Immunization Week
  9. NIH Conference on the Management of Hepatitis B issues final consensus statement
  10. PKIDS launches new website for girls
  11. Don't forget to register for the 2009 National Immunization Conference!
  12. Reminder: Conference on Vaccine Research to be held April 27-29
  13. WHO publishes the December 2008 meeting report of the Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety

Issue 776: January 26, 2009

  1. MMWR Early Release reports on five cases of Hib disease in Minnesota during 2008, including one death
  2. New Q&A newsletter for parents lays out the evidence showing that vaccines do not cause autism
  3. Richard E. Besser, MD, appointed acting CDC director and acting ATSDR administrator
  4. IAC's Video of the Week stresses the importance of pertussis vaccination for new parents and others with infant contact
  5. IAC's popular parent-education chart "Immunizations for Babies" now available in Spanish and six other languages
  6. Spanish-language version of the 2009 Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule now on CDC's website
  7. IAC reviews, updates, and reorganizes its hepatitis B "Ask the Experts" web section
  8. January issue of CDC's Immunization Works electronic newsletter recently released
  9. Important: Be sure to give influenza vaccine throughout the influenza season--through spring 2009
  10. February 23 is the nomination deadline for the 2009 Natalie J. Smith Award
  11. Bangladesh announces plan to vaccinate 4 million children annually with 5-in-1 combination vaccine

Issue 775: January 20, 2009

  1. Be sure to read New York Times article on Dr. Paul Offit's new book, Autism's False Prophets
  2. The "CDC Features" web section presents basic pertussis information for the public
  3. MMWR publishes update on pneumonia hospitalizations among young U.S. children before and after PCV7 was introduced
  4. Important: Be sure to give influenza vaccine throughout the influenza season--through spring 2009
  5. Childhood Influenza Immunization Coalition offers educational materials in Spanish and five Asian languages
  6. HHS awards a $487 million contract to build facility to manufacture cell-based influenza vaccine
  7. WHO announces that major updates made to its Immunization Financing web section during 2008 are now live
  8. Erratum: MMWR corrects a footnote in its October 10, 2008, article on adolescent vaccination coverage
  9. HHS releases the sixth Pandemic Planning Update

Issue 774: January 12, 2009

  1. New: CDC, AAFP, ACOG, and ACP release the 2009 Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule
  2. Erratum: MMWR corrects an error in its January 2 article about the 2009 Recommended Immunization Schedule for Persons Ages 0 Through 18 Years
  3. AAP article answers parents' questions about the number and timing of vaccines recommended in the childhood immunization schedule
  4. CDC study reveals that poor infection control practices by healthcare personnel expose patients to hepatitis B and C
  5. IAC's Video of the Week presents stories from families affected by influenza
  6. January 16 is the nomination deadline for the 2009 National Influenza Vaccine Summit's Immunization Excellence Awards
  7. Merck reports shortage of the adult formulation of its hepatitis B vaccine
  8. CDC issues media statement about oseltamivir resistance and antiviral recommendations
  9. January is Cervical Health Awareness Month: CDC encourages the public to learn about cervical cancer and HPV vaccination
  10. Use the Michigan Department of Public Health's monthly posters to encourage influenza immunization through April
  11. NAPNAP's immunization brochure encourages immunization for healthcare professionals who take care of children
  12. Important: Be sure to give influenza vaccine throughout the influenza season--through spring 2009
  13. Summary Report from the October 2008 ACIP meeting is now online
  14. January 29 Current Issues in Immunization Net Conference to focus on antiviral resistance among influenza A (H1N1) viruses
  15. January 12 issue of People magazine includes interview with Amanda Peet voicing support for childhood immunization
  16. Final Statement of October 2008 NIH Consensus Development Conference on Management of Hepatitis B now online

Issue 773: January 5, 2009

  1. New: CDC, AAP, and AAFP release the 2009 Recommended Immunization Schedule for Persons Ages 0 Through 18 Years
  2. Dr. Paul A. Offit's Pediatrics article discusses the problems inherent in Dr. Robert W. Sears' alternative vaccine schedule
  3. National Quality Forum includes the hepatitis B birth dose among its consensus standards for improving health care for mothers and newborns
  4. FDA approves changes in the schedule for administering anthrax vaccine and in the route of administration
  5. Simplified version of IAC's parent-education piece "After the Shots" now available in Spanish and six additional languages
  6. IAC's video of the week celebrates Cervical Health Awareness Month and encourages HPV vaccination
  7. Important: Be sure to give influenza vaccine throughout the influenza season--through spring 2009

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