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SIRVA: A Risk With Every Vaccine

SIRVA: A Risk With Every Vaccine

Shoulder injury related to vaccine administration (SIRVA) occurs when a vaccine, any vaccine, is injected improperly, causing physical and functional damage to the affected arm and shoulder. The injury occurs when a vaccine is mistakenly injected into the shoulder joint or bursa, a fluid filled sac that keeps the shoulder…

ActHIB Vaccine Found to Contain Pieces of Glass Between 2013 and 2015

ActHIB Vaccine Found to Contain Pieces of Glass Between 2013 and 2015

In 2013, pharmaceutical firm Sanofi Pasteur issued no recalls after finding glass shards in vials of ActHIB, its conjugate vaccine containing Haemophilus b and meningococcal protein that is given to infants at two, four, six and between 15 and 18 months of age. The public was not informed until the end of 2016, when…

Intramuscular Injection May Lead to Nerve Damage

Intramuscular Injection May Lead to Nerve Damage

Drug and biological product administration via intramuscular injections using hypodermic needles has been a common medical practice for several centuries and is not going anywhere soon—from vaccines, antibiotics and insulin to an experimental injectable male contraceptive in development. The main issue…

Two Children Die After Polio Vaccination, Four in Critical Condition in Pakistan

Two Children Die After Polio Vaccination, Four in Critical Condition in Pakistan

Two children in the Tehsil Bara area of the Khyber Agency tribal region in Pakistan reportedly died last week “moments” after receiving the live oral poliovirus vaccine (OPV). Another 11 children, who had been administered the vaccine in Tehsil Bara, fell unconscious and were taken to Hayatabad hospital in the city of Peshawar. Four of the…

Study: Flu Vaccine Does Not Reduce School Absenteeism

Study: Flu Vaccine Does Not Reduce School Absenteeism

Findings from a recent study published in Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses reveals that getting the flu vaccine does not reduce the number of school days missed by children who get influenza. The conclusion of the study questions how often the flu vaccine actually prevents severe type A or type B influenza among children between the ages of five to 17 years old.

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