If you have any form of diabetes, even if it’s well-controlled, it is strongly recommend you get the flu vaccine. Here’s why.
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Why Your Kids Should Still Get Vaccinated During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Doctors are taking precautions to protect young patients from coronavirus so they can continue receiving routine vaccinations.
How to Protect Yourself Against a Tetanus Infection
Tetanus doesn’t just come from rusty nails. Our expert explains how you can get it from gardening.
Is It Safe to Get Vaccines If I Have Multiple Sclerosis?
Preventing infection through vaccination is important for people with MS. But there are a few nuances to be aware of.
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Measles: Worst Year of Reported Cases Since 1992
The U.S. has seen the most cases of measles in 2019 since 1992. A pediatric infectious disease specialist discusses the concern.
Help! My Child is Petrified of Shots
How can you help a kid with a fear of needles stay calm when it comes time for vaccines? Start by staying calm yourself, avoiding certain harsh words and explaining how shots keep them healthy.
When Does My Child Need Shots and Well-Checks?
Childhood vaccines and well-checks are key to keeping your children healthy. Here’s when you should bring them in next.
Moms-to-Be: When You Get the Whooping Cough Vaccine During Pregnancy Matters
Immunization against whooping cough has been an important part of prenatal care for years. Now, a recent study says the ideal time for a pregnant mom to get the vaccine is at the beginning of her third trimester.
Put Vaccines on Your Back-to-School Checklist
You’ve gone back-to-school shopping. But have you called the pediatrician’s office to make sure their vaccines are up-to-date? Kim Giuliano, MD, explains what they need when ― and why it’s so important.
7 Vaccines Women Need (They Protect Your Family, Too)
Want to protect the new baby in your family? Hope to avoid the pain of shingles? Keeping up with your immunizations can shield you and those you love from serious (and even life-threatening) illnesses.
