PSYC 190 week 9

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Measles Vaccine

Has saved approximately 17.1 million lives since 2001.

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Polio Vaccine Introduction

Introduced in 1955, reducing polio cases significantly within five years.

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Polio Paralysis Risk

1 in 100 children who contract polio become paralyzed.

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COVID Deaths

COVID-19 has killed more Americans than all the wars of the 20th century combined.

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Measles Virus Stability

Measles does not change, unlike viruses such as the flu.

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RNA Vaccines

Most COVID vaccines were RNA vaccines, which do not become part of human DNA.

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Vaccine Efficacy (Initial Trials)

COVID vaccines had an initial efficacy of approximately 95% in placebo-controlled clinical trials.

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Real World Efficacy of COVID Vaccines

Current efficacy is 33% overall and 50% for hospitalizations.

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VAERS Database

A reporting system that has been exploited by antivaxxers to spread misinformation.

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Myth: Vaccines Cause Autism

There is no evidence supporting the claim that vaccines cause autism.

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Measles Infectiousness

Measles is the most infectious disease, with about 1000 cases reported.

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Allergic Reactions to Vaccines

Allergic reactions can occur due to vaccine ingredients, often including chicken eggs in flu vaccines.

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COVID Vaccination Outcomes

Vaccination averted approximately 68,000 hospitalizations during the 2023-24 respiratory season.

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Long-Term Safety of Vaccines

FDA evaluates safety signatures of vaccines, usually identifying issues within three months.

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Flu Variants and Vaccines

A new flu variant appears every couple of years, requiring updated vaccines from February to November.