Flu vaccination: Lansley reforms caused London to fall behind in uptake, report finds

The seasonal flu vaccination and uptake among healthcare workers.

Emeritus Professor Alan Glasper, from the University of Southampton, discusses the quest by NHS England to encourage nurses and other healthcare workers to have the vaccination.

HIV false positive results and Flu vaccination

Abstract False positive results are the major problem influencing interpretation of Clinical Laboratory test. They are originated mostly in the other diseases, technical errors and the recent vaccination. The problem has been presented since 1991 is positive HIV test after influenza Vaccination (1). The False positive has been reported in Cases using Eliza, one of The most common test to screen...

Promote COVID-19 vaccination uptake: a letter to editor

LIS-less neurons fall behind

IS1, the protein that is affected in the developmental disorder Lissen-cephaly, interacts with cytoplasmic dynein in several cell systems. As neuronal positioning is disrupted by this disease, LIS1 and dynein are assumed to be involved in neuronal migration. Now, live in vivo images from Tsai et al. (page 935) reveal that migration is just one facet of LIS1 function. Neuronal development was bl...

Childhood swine flu vaccination uptake in a Welsh general practice: a prospective study.

BACKGROUND Immunisation of infants is effective and benefits the health of the children immunised as well as the community where uptake is high. Any social inequality in uptake will worsen any social inequalities that already exist. AIM To investigate the demographic characteristics of families attending for swine flu vaccination. DESIGN AND SETTING A prospective study in a semi-rural gener...