Rachael Zimlich, RN, BSN

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Ms Zimlich is a freelance writer in Cleveland, Ohio. She writes regularly for Contemporary Pediatrics, Managed Healthcare Executive, and Medical Economics.

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Clinical trials underway to test adjuvants for flu vaccines

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Researchers are examining whether two adjuvants could help boost the power of flu vaccines.

Solving physician burnout solution requires system-wide changes

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While there are some changes physicians can make at the personal and practice level, it requires system-wide transformation to alleviate burnout.

Early viral infection may contribute to celiac development

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Researchers believe a vaccine could be developed to prevent the formation of celiac disease and possibly other autoimmune disorders.

Patient prompts can increase flu shot rates nearly 40%

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A simple prompt reminding patients of their flu shot was found to be highly effective in a trial run at the University of Pennsylvania.

Researchers target potent HIV antibodies in new study

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The newly discovered antibodies can fight nearly every strain of HIV in existence, according to study authors.

Physician groups brace for vaccine questions amid Trump presidency

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Between public skepticism on vaccinations and provisions of the American Health Care Act, some representing physicians are voicing concern.