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An experimental vaccine and a drug already on the market each may help slow down advanced ovarian cancer

SGO: Promising Research in Treatment of Ovarian Cancer

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Experimental vaccine and cancer drug each slow disease progression, researchers find
An experimental Ebola vaccine shows promise in an early clinical trial

Experimental Ebola Vaccine Shows Potential

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Appeared to provoke good immune response in Chinese study; larger trials needed
Measles

MMR Vaccination Rates Might Be As Low As 50 Percent

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Analysis estimates MMR vaccination rates at 50 to 86 percent among exposed population in recent outbreak
In the wake of the measles outbreak that has generated headlines for months

HealthDay/Harris Poll: More Americans in Favor of Vaccination

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Survey results in wake of measles outbreak
A new study in mice hints at the success of a vaccine against the herpes simplex virus. The research was published online March 9 in eLife.

HSV-2 Vaccine Shows Promise in Experimental Research

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Study in mice hints at the success of a vaccine against the virus
An experimental Ebola vaccine may have prevented the disease in a doctor who was at high risk of infection

Post-Occupational Exposure Ebola Vaccination Shows Promise

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High-risk situation led doctor to get immunization; no serious illness developed
A vaccine for hepatitis E provides protection from the virus for at least 4.5 years

Vaccine May Provide Some Protection From Hepatitis E

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Immunization offers nearly five years of protection, researchers say
Doctors commonly get requests from parents to delay young children's vaccinations -- and often give in

Majority of Doctors Yield to Parents’ Vaccine Delay Requests

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But most believe it puts children at risk, researchers find
A centralized statewide reminder system for immunizations may be a more reliable way to increase overall vaccination rates than reminders from a doctor's office

Centralized Reminder System Could Increase Vaccination Rates

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Centralized notification system might be more effective than doctors' office messages
A doctor's recommendation and a patient's race may play a big role in whether or not people get an annual flu vaccine

AAAAI: Doctor’s Advice Impacts Flu Vaccination Rates

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Recommendation, and patient race, play part in decision to get flu vaccine