Giddings1 properly identifies complacency and misinformation as important causes of
reduced rates of pediatric immunization, but mistakenly encourages physicians to try to …

The growing number of measles cases across Canada has reignited debate about
mandatory vaccination. Ontario and New Brunswick require students to have certain …

In the past few years, North America and Europe have reported increasing and alarming
numbers of measles outbreaks. With France having experienced 10 deaths as a result of its …

In their article in CMAJ, Drs. Crowcroft and Bolotin1 make a convincing case that sys temic
change at all levels—from local neighbourhoods to the international stage—will be required …

In recent years, measles cases have soared in the United States, with 1282 cases in 2019. 1
The majority of these cases occur in unvaccinated individuals, which has brought …

Thetensionbetweenindividualchoiceandpu… is both long established and enduring. It also
appears to be at a breaking point. With Ebola still crisp in our collective consciousness …

The terrific collection of reviews devoted to immunization topics in this issue of Pediatric
Annals was edited by Dr. Leonard R. Krilov of SUNY-Stony Brook and Winthrop University …

The Nation. 22 March 23/30, 2015 of measles, most under the age of 5. In the current US
outbreak, 20 percent of patients were hospitalized in California during the first six weeks of …

Jana Shaw, MD, MPH1, and Sarah S. Long, MD2 Media attention to the more than 160
cases of measles reported in 20 states and the District of Columbia in 2015, the majority of …

Measles is still a significant cause ofillness in British children although a safe and effective
vaccine has been available here since 1968. 1982 was a particularly bad year with a …