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Doctors Thought a Woman Was Having a Panic Attack. She Actually Had Rabies.
By Rachael Rettner published
The U.S. woman acquired the infection while on a yoga retreat in India.
How Does the Experimental 'Vaccine' for Celiac Disease Work?
By Rachael Rettner published
An experimental "vaccine" for celiac disease is set to be tested in a new clinical trial.
Are Anti-Vaxxers to Blame for Europe's Current Measles Outbreak?
By Leslie Nemo published
The measles thrives in populations that are under-vaccinated. So, why have so many people in Europe avoided getting their shots?
Brave Volunteers Got Whooping Cough Bacteria Put Up Their Noses, For Science
By Rachael Rettner published
Thirty four people in the United Kingdom volunteered to get live whooping cough bacteria dripped into their noses, for science.
The HPV Vaccine Was Just Approved for Adults Up to Age 45. Should They Get It?
By Leslie Nemo published
Should more adults be getting the HPV vaccine?
Why Flu Epidemics Work Differently in Big American Cities
By Rafi Letzter published
A new paper highlights new and unique problems with how influenza moves through dense urban centers in the US.
How a Cream for Genital Warts Might Also Help with Flu Pandemics
By Rachael Rettner published
Researchers are testing whether a genital warts cream could also help boost protection from flu vaccines in the case of a pandemic.
Twitter Bots and Trolls Fuel Online Discord About Vaccines
By Rachael Rettner published
Twitter bots and trolls appear to be skewing online discussions about vaccinations, according to a new study.
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