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Utah Valley Pediatrics strives to keep parents up to date on the latest health topics and advisories. Our newsletter covers medicine changes and news, pediatric news, seasonal and age specific topics and what’s new at Utah Valley Pediatrics.

 

Archives

Flu and Cold Alert 2008
Vol. 2 Issue 3

Fall 2008
Vol. 2 Issue 2

Spring 2008
Vol. 2 Issue 1

November 2007
Vol. 1 Issue 1

 
News from Your Pediatricians   

November 2007

Vol. 1 Issue 1

Medicine Changes
and News

Cough and Cold Medication Targeted to Children Under Two Years of Age Pulled From Shelves

Pacifiers Help Reduce Risk of SIDS

Pediatric News

Why Immunize?

New Immunizations

Seasonal and Age Specific

The Importance of Hand Washing

Respiratory Syncycial Virus

Flu Shots

What's New
at UVP

Utah Valley Pediatrics Builds Upon Commitment to Quality Care Through Involvement With UPIQ

Utah Valley Pediatrics Opens an Office in Payson

 

Contacts

Kevin Moffitt
Administrator
801-373-8930

Allison Arnold
Manager
801-373-8930

 

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Why Immunize?

ChildrenImmunizations have saved millions of lives and prevented hundreds of millions of cases of disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The best way to protect our children and the community from disease is by choosing to immunize.

Immunizations are a safe and effective way to prevent illness by strengthening the immune system. They help the body recognize and attack viruses and bacteria that cause disease. While some of the diseases we vaccinate against are now rare in the United States, others are still fairly common. In addition, diseases that are rare here may still be common problems in other countries.

If you choose not to immunize your child, he or she has the potential to be exposed to disease and spread it to others who are not immune. If there are a significant number of unprotected people in the community, the sickness could become an epidemic with serious consequences. Vaccines are a way to help end serious diseases and protect the future of our children.

For more information:
Utah Valley Pediatrics Recommended Childhood Immunization Schedule 2006 - http://www.uvpediatrics.com/health-topics/immunization-sched.php

Answers to common immunization concerns (CDC) - http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/safety/default.htm#concerns

Vaccine Education Center (CHOP) - http://www.chop.edu/consumer/jsp/microsite/microsite.jsp?id=75918

Why Immunize? (CDC) - http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/why.htm and http://www.aap.org/publiced/BR_Immunize.htm

Immunization Timeline (Immunization Action Coalition) - http://www.immunize.org/catg.d/p4050.pdf

Parent’s Guide to Childhood Immunization (CDC) - http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/parents-guide/downloads/2005-parents-guide.pdf

 

 

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