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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 2000

Page

6

Flu vaccine shortage seen for coming winter in Cincinnati

Cincinnati report notes a looming flu vaccine shortage as all four manufacturers face production delays. CDC asks local health departments to delay October campaigns until November while targeting high risk groups 65 and older and those with chronic illness, now including ages 50 to 64.

Cincinnati Ohio Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC Sonya Hall Health Improvement Collaborative Greater Cincinnati Hall Susy Kramer Northern Kentucky Health Department Food and Drug Administration Parkedale Laboratories Rochester, Mich Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories Marietta, Pa

Cancer vaccine trials start at UNC Chapel Hill in NC

At UNC Chapel Hill, researchers led by Dr Jonathan Serody begin human trials of a personalized cancer vaccine aimed at boosting the body's immune response to Her2 positive breast cancer. The study targets about 30 percent of patients, costs around $10,000 per participant, and is funded by the Breast Cancer Research Foundation the Department of Defense and the NIH. Patients phone in as trials open.

Chapel Hill N.C Jonathan Serody University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Serody United States Susan Hirschhorn Breast Cancer Research Foundation UNC Department of Defense National Institutes of Health Scripps Howard News Service Shns

Avoiding mites and pets may cut infant asthma risk

CHICAGO AP Breast feeding and avoiding pets second hand smoke and other triggers may help prevent asthma in infants. Babies at high risk were about one third less likely to develop asthma in their first year when such measures were taken.

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