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Flu Vaccine May Protect Against Heart Attack, Cardiovascular Events

Drug Topics

Study authors recommend that healthcare personnel consider prioritizing influenza vaccination for patients with recent cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) in light of new evidence.

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Navigating Concerns Around Influenza Vaccination and Adverse Events

Drug Topics

Vaccination discussion continues with a focus on navigating patient concerns and potential adverse effects to vaccine administration.

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FDA Approves Freeze-Dried Formulation of Smallpox, Mpox Vaccine

Drug Topics

The approval expands the flexibility of storing the vaccine to protect against smallpox events or mpox outbreaks.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Safe for Children Who Had Previous MIS-C Diagnosis

Drug Topics

Patients with a history of multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) completed a questionnaire about adverse reactions following COVID-19 vaccination, and no serious adverse events were recorded.

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mRNA-1273 Vaccine Associated With Lower Risk of Adverse Events, Likelihood of COVID-19 Diagnosis

Pharmacy Times

Compared to the BNT162b2 vaccine, the mRNA-1273 vaccine was associated with a lower risk of adverse events, which investigators speculate was due to interrelated safety and efficacy.

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People in Republican-voting states more likely to report Covid-19 vaccine side effects, study says

STAT

People in Republican-voting states were more likely to report adverse events after receiving a Covid-19 vaccination than people living in Democratic-leaning states, a new analysis finds, suggesting that how people view their post-vaccine side effects or decide whether to report them may be shaped by their political views.

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Opinion: Better safety studies could restore America’s confidence in vaccines

STAT

In February 2021, I received my second Covid-19 shot — the newly developed vaccine that would eventually save millions of lives worldwide — with great anticipation. It was as if an audible dog whistle began blaring right next to me.

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