| June 1-7, 2020 |
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| The Vaccine to End the Pandemic?
This April 2020 video from Real Science discusses a possible new form of vaccine using messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA), which can be configured
quickly in the lab. The video also discusses how traditional vaccines function and are produced. Although mRNA production is relatively fast, clinical trials,
which involve three phases, are still needed to show that vaccines are safe and effective. |
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| June 8-14, 2020 |
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| Recommending Vaccines for Children under Two Years Old:
In this video, part of CDC's "How I Recommend" series, pediatrician Dr. Tolu Adebanjo says
that she uses the "presumptive approach" by assuming parents are ready to accept vaccines for their child. Some studies show that clinicians who use
this approach are more likely to have parents accept vaccines for their children. |
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| June 15-21, 2020 |
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| HPV Vaccine for Adults: Who Needs It? Who Doesn't?
In this Medscape video, Dr. Sandra Fryhofer discusses the ACIP recommendations for the use of
HPV9 vaccine in adults 27 through 45 years of age. Physicians should discuss with their patients their need for this vaccine based on shared clinical
decision-making. She also answers frequently asked questions. Medscape login is required. |
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| June 22-28, 2020 |
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| How to Make a COVID-19 Vaccine:
This April 2020 SciShow video explains the way our immune system works as well as the types of COVID-19 vaccines
being developed, using older and newer technologies. Three phases of testing are needed to ensure a vaccine is safe and effective. Until then, finding
effective treatments and taking preventive measures, such as physical distancing, will be needed. |
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