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  1. 1 May 2019

    Canadians should feel informed and confident in their decision to vaccinate. If you have questions about vaccines, we have answers.

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  3. Jun 30

    ⁦⁩ almost lost her son to the mumps despite being vaccinated as a child. The recommendation for first year Uni’s is to have booster shots. They weren’t told, and I suspect a lot of people haven’t been told. I hadn’t.

    12 replies 65 retweets 368 likes
  4. Jun 24

    And we're back! The team ran their first clinic today since lock down began - it was a great success! We're very happy to be back out in the community protecting young people against preventable diseases. Thanks to everyone who came. 😀

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  5. Jun 30

    Congratulations ! We're proud to work together to vaccinate millions of children each year.

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  6. Jun 25

    My big guy got his first vaccines today! We may not have one for , but you can protect your child from many other dangerous illnesses by getting their routine .

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  7. Jun 26

    It is vital that routine vaccination services are fully restored as soon as possible. Otherwise, we will store up future problems for those who miss out on recommended immunisations

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  8. Jun 27

    Anti-vaxxers accuse of making money from vaccination but a lot of them are making money selling supplements etc while undermining via

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  9. Jun 25

    The 10th response in was a victory for science. The rapid rollout of a highly effective vaccine saved lives and slowed the spread of Ebola. For the first time, the world now has a licensed Ebola vaccine.

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  10. Jun 29

    Very successful clinic today at Leek hospital catching up with Men acwy and Dtp vaccinations

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  11. Jun 25

    everywhere can now access a resource from FIP to help them expand their roles in . The resource, , offers guidance on implementing a pharmacy-based vaccination service.

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  12. Jun 25

    When enough people are immunised, it's more difficult for diseases to spread to those who are not immunised. This is important because some people can’t have certain vaccines. Read about immunisation here:

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  13. Jul 1

    Pfizer, Biontech coronavirus vaccine could be available by end of year: Dr. Siegel

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  14. Jun 27

    Penny almost has more than kat and I.

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  15. Jun 30

    Healthcare professionals are a trusted source of information about . If you're not sure whether you or your child have had all the routine immunisations, ask your health professional. Find out more about immunisations in Scotland:

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  16. Jun 27

    Summer 2020: hanging out with Penny & supporting global vaccines!

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  17. Jun 30

    The first sign of measles is usually a high fever 🌡️, which begins about 10 to 12 days after exposure to the virus and lasts 4 to 7 days. A runny nose, a cough, red and watery eyes, and small white spots inside the cheeks can develop in the initial stage.

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  18. Jun 29

    Join us live tomorrow at 2pm Nigeria time

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  19. Jun 26

    To all my immunisation colleagues , PHE released the attached document today. “Guidance on immunisation training during the COVID-19 pandemic”. Have a fab weekend 😊

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  20. Jun 30

    The Waning of the Anti-Vaccination Movement and the Damage They Caused Please click on the link:

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  21. Jun 30

    A brief trip out of the cocoon for the first time to bring one of my children for vaccines that were delayed due to lockdown. Now, more than ever, greatful for vaccines and public health medicine.

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  22. 4 hours ago

    What causes autism? Researchers ID 102 genes linked to condition | Northwell Health to cause Brain damage, autism and chronic disease. Autism almost non existent in unvaccinated

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