Childhood Vaccination 101: Learn About Childhood Vaccines & Get Answers to Common Questions – Did you know an average of 1,000 children per year become ill with a vaccine-preventable disease? Since vaccines have been implemented, there are 14 diseases that we’ve forgotten about! Learn more about childhood vaccines and the diseases they prevent right here …
3 Reasons Why It’s Important to Encourage Childhood Vaccinations – In the 2020-2021 school year, there was over a one percent decline in the rate of vaccinations in Kindergarten-aged children. (Resources to Encourage Routine Childhood Vaccinations, CDC.gov) Since most schools have transitioned back into in-person education, it’s important to protect your kids as they learn …
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Holiday Safety Tips to Keep Your Family Jolly This Season! – The holidays tend to take place during unsavory conditions. Between illnesses like the cold and flu, traveling, fires, and frostbite, we’ve got the tips to keep your family safe right here on Newsymom!
Meningitis B: It’s Rare But Stay Prepared – Meningococcal disease is a rare disease, but a very serious one! There are protections you can take for your teens when it comes to Meningitis B. Learn how right here on Newsymom!
HPV Vaccine Protects Your Children From 6 Types of Cancer Later in Life – 85% of people will get an HPV infection in their lifetime. (Reasons to Get HPV Vaccine, CDC) Though most of them go away on their own, those that don’t will cause certain cancers. Learn more about HPV and how to protect …
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“I don’t know how to explain to you why you should care about other people.” This tweet, fired off by exasperated mother and YA author, Lauren Morrill, has since found itself on countless social media memes, featured in articles, and even misattributed to Dr. Anthony Fauci. Millions, including myself, have shared Lauren’s frustration and disheartenment …
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A study that will be published in the December 2017 issue of Pediatrics discovered that pregnant women who were provided with web-based information on vaccines that allowed social media interaction were more likely to vaccinate their infants on time as compared with others included in the study.
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