There has been a lot of misinformation about the new COVID-19 variant. Let’s debunk this claim

📚 🚸 ✏️ Vaccines *don't* cause autism, but they DO cause more healthy days spend in school learning.

As pathogens mutate, we sometimes need updated vaccines. Once a vaccine is approved, updated versions of the same formulation do not necessarily need clinical trials. For up-to-date information about vaccine ingredients, go to knowyourvaccines.org

For more information about vaccine ingredients, go to knowyourvaccines.org

If you haven’t gotten your flu shot yet, it’s not too late! Visit knowyourvaccines.org to learn more about the different types of flu vaccines and their ingredients

When you talk with your #YoungAdult patients about the #Flu vaccine, remind them to practice these healthy habits too!

Whether or not you can pronounce an ingredient name does not indicate safety. Lots of substances we encounter everyday have names that sound scary, but that does not make them dangerous. To learn more about vaccine ingredients visit knowyourvaccines.org

Vaccine fun fact: the meningitis B-4C vaccine (Bexsero) also provides some protection against gonorrhea!

Measles cases have been rising recently due to low vaccination rates. To learn about measles vaccination, visit Know Your Vaccines (knowyourvaccines.org)

💭 How can researchers, students, college health administrators, and others partner to strengthen vaccine uptake among college students? VIRTUAL CONVERSATION: 📅Thursday, March 14 ⏰11 a.m.-12 p.m. ET 💻 Free & open to the public Register ⤵️ events.teams.microsoft.com/event/8a90667e…

College campuses are ripe for the spread of infectious diseases. How can researchers, students, college health administrators, and others partner to strengthen vaccine uptake among college students? 📆 Join us for a virtual conversation on Mar. 14 events.teams.microsoft.com/event/8a90667e…

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Tune in this Thursday to hear me speak on this PolicyLabCHOP panel along with vaccine experts and college administrators. This topic is so important for public health, and I am honored to be part of this discussion. Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/8a90667e…

Happy adolescent immunization action week! #AIAW24

People often like to talk about natural immunity as a replacement for vaccines, but how does natural immunity really compare to vaccine-derived immunity? For more information about vaccines, visit Know Your Vaccines: knowyourvaccines.org

According to a recent study by CU Boulder, the powerful combination of social distancing and COVID vaccines has saved nearly a million lives? 🙌💉 Let's continue to do our part in keeping each other safe by staying up to do date on vaccination. #VaxYourFam colorado.edu/today/2024/05/…

You may have heard people say “the dose makes the poison,” but what does this phrase actually mean and how does it apply to vaccine ingredients? To learn more about vaccine ingredients visit Know Your Vaccines: knowyourvaccines.org

We have a new pneumococcal vaccine! To learn more about this vaccine and its ingredients, go to Know Your Vaccines (knowyourvaccines.org/pcv21)

It's back to school season, so it's a great time to make sure you and your family are up to date on your vaccines. (Make sure to check specific school requirements and talk to your child's pediatrician as well)

College students may need to get vaccinated before starting school, so now's a great time to make sure you're up to date!