Back boost idea could improve seasonal flu vaccines says Cambridge team
An international group led by the University of Cambridge suggests a pre-emptive vaccine approach using the back boost concept may broaden protection against future flu strains. The study in Science argues updating vaccines for likely next strains can improve immunity without reducing protection against current circulating viruses.
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Health care decisions loom for 2015 employees
Employers are changing plans in 2015 with rising costs and possible Cadillac tax. Ask if your doctor is in network and where labs and meds can be obtained. Expect higher deductibles, fewer copays, and more HSAs or pretax options.
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Small steps ease burnout and regain control
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