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Three dangerous viruses once required separate vaccinations but are now protected against by one.

London researchers discredit study that links MMR vaccine to autism. No way, they say.

The controversy over autism and MMR immunizations is dividing parents and researchers into "pro" or "anti" vaccination camps, yet neither side knows the entire story.

Most babies get shots designed to protect them against illness. A baby may suffer a reaction as a result. Treat reactions with easy remedies to make them feel better.

While many people think viruses like the measles are a thing of the past, measles is most unfortunately very much here. America's measles alarm is sounding loudly!

Measles was declared "eliminated" from the US in 2000-yet measles cases in 2008 are more than double the annual average for all other years since 2000.

Mumps is mainly a mild childhood infection of 5 to 9-year-olds, but can affect adults as well. Infection in adults is associated with more severe complications than kids.

Parents can be devastated when a diagnosis of autism is given to a child, but emotions must be put aside for the needed therapies to begin.

The mumps affects college-aged (18-25) students who haven't had the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine and come in contact with carriers who spread germs on contact.

Discredited studies and misunderstandings have led to a public panic about vaccination. The panic has already caused great harm.

Vaccines help save lives. Some vaccines have served as sources of profit for pharmaceutical companies. Many others benefit the public but earn little money for doctors.

The immune system responds to infectious organisms, toxic chemicals, and other foreign proteins by launching an inflammatory response.

An acute viral infection of the salivary glands is a risk to non-immunized travelers and is becoming more common in the United States.

Though a mild illness in children, Rubella is dangerous to pregnant women and their babies but can be prevented by vaccination.

A debate about whether vaccines cause autism leaves parents wondering if it is safe to have their children inoculated against normal childhood illnesses.

Though autism is a multi-faceted disorder, recent research indicates that underlying immune dysfunction may place certain children at risk.

If you are to read one popular science book this year, make it this one. If you are to read one non-fiction book this year, this is a serious contender too.

The most deadly of the childhood diseases, measles is highly infectious but can be prevented with vaccination around 1 year of age.

A connection between canine vaccines and autoimmune diseases offers insight into autoimmune conditions in humans.

Many parents and some authorities believe routine childhood vaccinations cause autism, while studies do not support the assertion.

The symptoms of Crohn's disease are caused by inflammation of the lining of the digestive system, though the causes of the inflammation are not yet fully understood.

Permanent loss of fertility is rare, but up to a third of men who get this disease develop Mumps Orchitis,a consequence of which can be reduced formation of sperms.

The classic childhood viral rashes include chickenpox (Varicella zoster), erythemia infectiosum (Fifth's disease), roseola, rubella and rubeola (measles).

Adults are not getting the vaccinations they need to keep from getting serious diseases, and are leaving themselves vulnerable to serious illness.

Understanding vaccines and vaccine-preventable diseases is an important step in making informed decisions regarding vaccinations.

A former New York City doctor has been reprimanded and fined for falsifying vaccination forms because of parents' autism fears.

Alternative vaccination schedules incorporate selective and delayed vaccination to reduce the risks of adverse reactions and vaccine injury.

A combination of genetic and environmental factors contribute to the development of autism. Some of the suspected triggers in autism include vaccines and heavy metals.

Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM) is an autoimmune disorder triggered and influenced by environmental and lifestyle factors.

Consider supporting a dog's immunity naturally. Evidence for yearly booster dog vaccines is questionable. Rational owners have decided to vaccinate dogs less often.

Knowledge of the use of child soldiers in Burma continues to result in reports of human rights abuses, but no action on the part of the international community.

Features of quality laser and inkjet fax machines are provided to help determine which is the best to purchase for a business or home office.

Vaccines have been promoted to be critical in preventing flu epidemics & potentially fatal cervical cancer. Their safety depends on the type of methods used to make them.

Thimerosal has been used in vaccines for 75 years; no medical evidence points to any adverse effects, but parents are justifiably concerned about its link to autism.

A recent research article found that 65% of individuals with ASD have a reduction in melatonin. This is due to a reduced ability to convert serotonin into melatonin.

The National Autism Association's annual conference will be held from November 13-16, 2008 at the Hyatt Regency in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Required immunizations can be available free or low cost.. Schools will not allow entry without an up to date shot record. Vaccine access isn't difficult with planning.

Dr. Paul Offit is a widely admired scientist. His latest book takes a hard hit look at what we know about the subject of autism and what we don't -- and why it matters.

Autism Speaks Boston serves thousands of families, including 10-year-old Conor Farrell. His mother believes that involvement in music and sports have helped Conor shine.

Applying for college can be swift and seamless if the prospective student is organized and properly prepared.

Autism is a condition that is currently more common than childhood cancer, and can have devastating effects on children and their families.