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Media Coverage Featuring Physicians Discussing Vaccines
Dr. Erin Nicholson highlighted the growing number of Texas students missing measles vaccination documentation and encouraged families to stay current before school starts.
Dr. Erin Nicholson discussed how incomplete vaccination records can delay enrollment and emphasized the importance of early planning for parents.
Dr. Maria Elena Bottazzi emphasized the importance of equitable vaccine access in global health settings and spoke about her team’s work on low-cost vaccine technologies.
Dr. Claire Bocchini addressed declining confidence in vaccines and reminded families that childhood immunizations remain one of the safest and most effective ways to prevent disease.
Reuters with Dr. Sapna Singh: Measles cases in Texas rise to 663, state health department says
Dr. Sapna Singh explained that measles spreads rapidly among unvaccinated populations and underscored the importance of booster doses to protect children and communities.
Dr. Jeffrey Starke touches on how contagious measles are and explains how it finds people who are not properly immunized.
FOX 26 with Dr. Amya Mitchell: U.S. measles cases hit highest number in 33 years
Dr. Amya Mitchell noted that Texas remains vulnerable when vaccination rates drop and encouraged families to stay proactive with regular doctor visits.
CBS News with Dr. Sanghamitra Misra: Texas using mobile measles clinics to combat outbreak
Dr. Sanghamitra Misra shared how Texas Children's is expanding vaccine access through mobile clinics reaching underserved neighborhoods.
BackTable ENT with Dr. Daniel Chelius: Symptoms, complications & vaccine strategies
Dr. Daniel Chelius explained how ENT specialists help identify complications from preventable diseases and the role vaccines play in avoiding serious outcomes.
Dr. Sapna Singh reminded the community that herd immunity protects infants too young to receive their first measles vaccine.
Dr. Peter Hotez warned that reduced childhood vaccination coverage in Texas is fueling measles outbreaks and could rekindle other preventable diseases.
Dr. Peter Hotez highlighted how measles 'explodes' in under-vaccinated populations and stressed the urgency of ramping up vaccine access and outreach.
Dr. Peter Hotez countered misinformation by emphasizing that vaccines remain the cornerstone of preventing serious childhood illnesses.
Dr. Peter Hotez encouraged families nationwide to stay current on measles immunizations as outbreaks continue to spread regionally.
Dr. Peter Hotez noted that even as local outbreaks end, national vigilance is essential to prevent future measles resurgence.
The New Yorker with Dr. Peter Hotez: Calculating the Damage of Vaccine Skepticism
Dr. Peter Hotez discussed how vaccine hesitancy threatens decades of progress and emphasized the importance of science-based communication.