Vaccination
Prominent UA physician V. Fulginiti dies
Pioneering Tucson pediatrician and internationally recognized scientist Dr. Vincent A. Fulginiti died of cancer March 19. He was 81.
Vaccine billboard in Tucson misleads, health officials say
A billboard along Interstate 10 is disingenuous and misleading parents about childhood vaccinations, some local public health officials say.
Tucson vaccine billboard misleads, health officials say
The billboard, along Interstate 10 West between Grant Road and Miracle Mile, looks "benign," said Dr. Francisco Garcia, the chief medical officer for the Pima County Health Department. "The issue they leave out when you go to their website is the benefits of vaccines," he added.
Blog: State contemplates action on vaccine exemptions
State health director Will Humble is asking his staff to study new data on declining vaccination rates and to provide him with "intervention recommendations." "More AZ parents are choosing not to vaccinate their kids- and using “personal exemptions” when they enroll their kids in school," H…
Blog: Free drive-thru flu shot clinic this week
Northwest Healthcare will hold a drive-thru flu-shot clinic this Thursday, Oct. 24.
Factors that make for 'herd immunity'
If enough people are vaccinated, an isolated case of infectious disease will not morph into a full-blown outbreak.
Blog: CDC honors Tucson mom for vaccine advocacy
In recognition of lobbying work that resulted in a state-mandated vaccination against meningitis, Tucson mother Leslie Maier will receive a prestigious national award today.
Arizona infant dies of whooping cough
PHOENIX — The death of a Maricopa County infant from whooping cough is prompting health officials to urge residents to make sure they’re vaccinated.
Opening a dialogue about childhood vaccinations
Vaccine-preventable disease rates in the U.S. are at relatively low levels.
Too many Arizona kids skip vaccinations, doc tells lawmakers
PHOENIX — Arizona parents who choose not to vaccinate their children are putting the whole community at risk, a state house committee here heard this morning.
Free shots for 50 Tucson dogs, cats
The Humane Society of Southern Arizona is offering free vaccinations for the first 50 cats and dogs brought to a mobile pet clinic set up at a south-side grocery store Thursday evening.
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