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Professors Offer $11K For Med. Records of Child Bachmann Claims Became Retarded From Receiving HPV Vaccine

Minnesota professors offer up $11,000 reward for medical information regarding child Bachmann alleges suffered mental retardation from receiving HPV vaccine.

 

New global killers: heart, lung disease and cancer

What's killing us? For decades, global health leaders have focused on diseases that can spread - AIDS, tuberculosis, new flu bugs. They pushed for vaccines, better treatments and other ways to control germs that were only a plane ride away from seeding outbreaks anywhere in the world....

 

Time for flu shots, and some may get a tiny needle

The first flu shot that works with a less-scary skin prick instead of an inch-long needle is hitting the market this fall.

 

Report: Vaccines generally safe, some side effects

Report: Vaccines generally safe, some side effects

Vaccines can cause certain side effects but serious ones appear very rare - and there's no link with autism and Type 1 diabetes, the Institute of Medicine says in the first comprehensive safety review in 17 years....

 

CIA defends running vaccine program to find bin Laden

U.S. officials on Wednesday defended a tactic used by the CIA to attempt to verify the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden — the covert creation of a vaccine program in Abbottabad, the town in Pakistan where he was later killed in a U.S. raid.

 

Well: Vaccines Protect the Youngest Babies

Two new studies offer good news for newborns and children about two different vaccinations -- flu vaccine for pregnant women, and rotavirus vaccine for infants.

 

Bill Gates, Donors Pledge $4.3 Billion for Vaccines

International donors led by Britain and Bill Gates pledged $4.3 billion on Monday to buy vaccines to protect children in poor countries against potential killers such as diarrheal diseases and pneumonia.

 

Is a repeat flu shot needed? This fall, maybe not

Vaccine makers said this month they plan to make a record amount of flu vaccine for this fall and winter enough for more than half the population.

 

Aids vaccine 'works in monkeys'

Aids vaccine 'works in monkeys'

A new vaccine can protect macaques against the monkey equivalent of HIV and could provide a fresh approach to an HIV vaccine, a study suggests.

 

Magazine Preview: Autism Guru Fights for His Reputation and Theory

Condemned by the medical establishment, Andrew Wakefield still believes in the link between autism and vaccines.

 

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