How the Label ‘Conspiracy Theory’ Shapes What Groups Decide to Believe
New research shows that labeling a claim a conspiracy theory in group discussions can shut down nuanced deliberation, while open ...
Tag: vaccination
Historical Records Reveal Measles Immune Amnesia’s True Toll on Children
A new commentary argues that pre-vaccine historical records from countries like Denmark and Switzerland are essential for accurately measuring the ...
Pharmacists Could Be Public Health’s Untapped Frontline, Academics Warn
A qualitative study of Turkish pharmacy academics finds that community pharmacies hold major untapped potential for preventive public health, held ...
Investing in Healthcare Workers: What the Numbers Really Say About Returns on Wellbeing, Vaccines and Training
A systematic review of 28 studies finds that many workplace interventions for healthcare personnel deliver positive economic returns, but the ...
Eight Years of Local Vaccination Push: Did Lyon’s Immuniser Lyon Campaign Move the Needle?
A new PLOS Global Public Health analysis of eight years of data from Lyon's Immuniser Lyon initiative finds that local ...
Vaccinated Salmon Kept the Virus Quiet: A Rare Field Study Tracks Infectious Salmon Anemia Through a Full Production Cycle
A rare field study followed infectious salmon anemia virus in fully vaccinated Atlantic salmon through an entire production cycle, revealing ...
Subcutaneous Vaccination in Horses Spurs Stronger Local Reactions Than Intramuscular Shots
A randomized trial in mares found that subcutaneous injection of West Nile virus and tetanus vaccines caused significantly more swelling ...
Saudi Pharmacies Excel at Dispensing but Lag on Vaccines and Screening, Survey Finds
A survey of 188 Saudi community pharmacists finds near-universal dispensing and counselling but low availability of vaccination, screening, and advanced ...
Where Zero-Dose Children Live: Geography Tops Wealth and Education in Vaccine Gaps
A sweeping analysis of 339 surveys finds subnational region is most often the largest dimension of zero-dose inequality, but classifications ...
Typhoid Vaccine Models Reveal Optimal Schedules Depend on Local Disease Burden
A WHO-commissioned multi-model comparison finds that the optimal typhoid conjugate vaccine schedule depends on local disease incidence, case fatality risk, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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