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Health headlines: Artificial bones, puberty blocking drugs and Halloween treats

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Single dose of H1N1 vaccine enough for kids: WHO

One dose of swine flu vaccine appears to be enough for children, and pregnant women should feel free to use vaccine containing adjuvant, an expert vaccine committee that advises the World Health Organization reported Friday. (Source: CTV Health)

Risk Of Serious Flu-related Sickness Far Outpaces Risk Of Injectable Vaccine In Pregnant Women

Pregnant women who catch the flu are at serious risk for flu-related complications, including death, and that risk far outweighs the risk of possible side effects from injectable vaccines containing killed virus, according to an extensive review of published research and data from previous flu seasons. The review, a collaboration among scientists from the Johns Hopkins Children's Center, Emory University and Cincinnati Children's Hospital, and published online Oct. (Source: Immune System / Vaccines News From Medical News Today)

Swine flu vaccine shots eliminate wrinkles, bad breath and varicose veins, too (opinion)

(NaturalNews) The propaganda push for flu vaccines has reached a level of absurdity that's just begging to be made fun of. Today, a flu vaccine story appearing in Reuters claimed that injecting pregnant women with flu shots would increase the birth weight of their babies by half a pound. That same story claimed flu shots are so healthy for pregnant women that they also prevent premature births.It even quotes a team of experts who claim that injecting an expectant mother with a flu shot would reduce the hospitalization of her infants, explaining: "Flu vaccine given to women during pregnancy is 85 percent effective in preventing hospitalization in their infants under 6 months of age."This conclusion was derived from a study of pregnant women in Bangladesh, by the way, and it didn't even use ...

TMA “Flu Fighters” Recommend H1N1 Vaccine For Pregnant Women

Texas Medical Association (TMA) "Flu Fighter" physician leaders have a message for patients, especially women who are pregnant: Get your H1N1 shot as soon as possible - the vaccine is safe and can protect you from getting sick. (Source: Pregnancy News From Medical News Today)

Flu Vaccine Requirement for Health Workers Is Lifted

The Paterson administration, citing a vaccine shortage, said children and pregnant women should get shots first. (Source: NYT > Health)

Amid problems, U.S. scrambles to parcel out H1N1 vaccine

The federal government's unprecedented campaign to protect the nation against the swine flu pandemic has gotten off to a sputtering start, frustrating parents, pregnant women and others anxious to get immunized against the new virus. (Source: Wash Post Health)

Experts back call for pregnant women to get flu vaccine

The organization representing Canada's obstetricians and gynecologists is adding its voice to the call for pregnant women to get vaccinated against swine flu. (Source: CTV Health)

New York Times Examines High Risks Of H1N1 In Pregnant Woman

The New York Times on Tuesday profiled a 27-year-old Florida woman whose near-fatal case of H1N1 influenza during pregnancy exemplifies why health authorities believe pregnant women are the "group most threatened by swine flu and most in need of the new vaccine. (Source: Health News from Medical News Today)

Don’t fear the swine flu jab: Health chiefs reassure the public at start of mass vaccination

Pregnant women will be offered jabs from next week by GPs, along with other high-risk patients, including children and young people with underlying health conditions. (Source: the Mail online | Health)