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The Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Consortium's mission statement was to comprehensively annotate functional elements in the human genome. Following nearly ten years of data generation by over 400 researchers across the globe, the project's findings have now been published as a group of 30+ articles in a multi-publisher collaboration. The ENCODE articles published by BioMed Central are presented below, and the publication effort is discussed in further detail on the BMC Blog.
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Whole human genome proteogenomic mapping for ENCODE cell line data: identifying protein-coding regions
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Modeling gene expression using chromatin features in various cellular contexts
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Cell type-specific binding patterns reveal that TCF7L2 can be tethered to the genome by association with GATA3
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Functional analysis of transcription factor binding sites in human promoters
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Analysis of variation at transcription factor binding sites in Drosophila and humans
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Classification of human genomic regions based on experimentally determined binding sites of more than 100 transcription-related factors
Kevin Y Yip, Chao Cheng, Nitin Bhardwaj, James B Brown, Jing Leng, Anshul Kundaje, Joel Rozowsky, Ewan Birney, Peter Bickel, Michael Snyder, Mark Gerstein Genome Biology 2012, 13:R48 (5 September 2012)
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Simultaneous SNP identification and assessment of allele-specific bias from ChIP-seq data
Yunyun Ni, Amelia Weber Hall, Anna Battenhouse, Vishwanath R Iyer BMC Genetics 2012, 13:46 (5 September 2012)
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Anne Corbett to leave CulturalDC
Monday - 5/14/2012, 4:17pm  ET
Anne Corbett, who helped create the arts organization now known as CulturalDC, is leaving her position as executive director to pursue a job outside the industry.
Corbett is taking a position as project director for the Vision McMillan Partnership, which is overseeing the redevelopment of the 25-acre McMillan Sand Filtration Site in Northwest D.C. She will leave CulturalDC in June.
Corbett's move comes as her former organization is rebranding itself. CulturalDC was known as Cultural Development Corp. until earlier this month.
"I think the organization is poised to figure out its next steps and could really benefit from someone with fresh skills," said Corbett. "I have grown up with it, and it was my dream job. But at the same time, it's a really good time for someone to come in with a different perspective."
Under Corbett's leadership, the group was responsible for introducing 18 new arts venues to the Washington area, equaling 250,000 square feet of arts space. During her tenure, she says, she's most proud of accomplishments that include the opening of the Source Theatre in Logan Circle, her work on the Atlas Performing Arts Center in the H Street neighborhood and the creation of Flashpoint Gallery.
"The economy's in an entirely different place than it has been, and some of the deals that we helped put together wouldn't get done in today's market," she said.
Corbett said the new position will allow her to get some experience in private commercial development, work with developers who inspire her like Jair Lynch, and contribute to a development that will help create a new neighborhood within the District.
"It's an opportunity-of-a-lifetime kind of project," she said.
CulturalDC's board of directors is initiating a national executive search led by President-elect Tanja Castro to find a replacement for Corbett. In the meantime, Deputy Director Travis Bowerman will serve as interim executive director.


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James Cameron, Hollywood's 3-D entrepreneur
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* Cameron Pace Group 2011 revenue roughly $58 mln
* Company rents out 3-D equipment, certifies 3-D quality
* "Titanic" in 3-D launches on Wednesday
By Ronald Grover
LOS ANGELES, April 1 (Reuters) - As Hollywood directors increasingly make their films in 3-D, the biggest financial winner is turning out to be one of their own: director James Cameron.
Cameron has emerged as one of Hollywood's hottest entrepreneurs by cashing in on the 3-D technology he created for "Avatar", which ranks as the highest-grossing film with a worldwide box office take of $2.8 billion.
Cameron also directed the second-highest grossing film of all time, the nautical disaster-romance starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, "Titanic", which is set to return to theaters in 3-D on Wednesday.
As George Lucas set the standard for special effects with "Star Wars", Cameron, 57, is setting the bar for 3-D technology with cameras he created and making millions for himself in the process by renting them to other film and TV directors.
The Cameron Pace Group, which the director formed 12 years ago with camera guru Vince Pace, last year generated revenue "in the ballpark of" $58 million, said its Chief Operating Officer O.D. Welch.
That is a fraction of what Lucas' ILM special-effects house generates, but as 3-D productions grow Cameron Pace is expected to as well. So far, it has rented cameras and other gear to more than two dozen movies, nine concert films and 140 sports broadcasts.
Hollywood's 3-D conversion movement may help Cameron erase his past failed efforts at being an inventor-entrepreneur. The eccentric and sometimes combative director, along with late special-effects maven Stan Winston, started Digital Domain in 1993 to compete with Lucas' ILM special-effects house.
Cameron left the company in 1998 after clashing with investors that included IBM and Cox Communications over the strategic direction, according to Rebecca Keegan's Cameron biography "The Futurist."
As a result, Digital Domain never held its planned initial public offering.
"I had begun to dislike the dynamic," Cameron told Keegan. "When it was clear that the very controls I needed fell mostly in the conflict-of-interest category, it obviated the upside for me."
Cameron was not available for a comment. On March 25, he journeyed to the bottom of the ocean, taking 3-D cameras with him seven miles beneath the Pacific.
The failure of Digital Domain has not dimmed Cameron's star among Hollywood moguls, said Dreamworks Animation SKG Inc CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg.
"Entrepreneurs are judged by their successes not their failures," Katzenberg said. "What he's done is build an incredible business out of the 3-D technology he developed."
Housed in three non-descript buildings near the Burbank airport, Cameron Pace collects money every step in the 3-D movie-making process. It rents its Fusion 3-D rig and other equipment to film producers such as Michael Bay, who used it for "Transformers: Dark of the Moon", for up to $3 million a film.
TV productions, such as CBS's coverage of the U.S. Open tennis championship, pay less than $100,000 apiece for the seven or eight cameras it typically can use to shoot an event, said CBS head of operations Ken Aagaard.
Cameron is so serious about the production quality of his 3-D cameras that his company bestows a seal of approval, as it did with Martin Scorsese's film "Hugo".
That certification allows a studio to promote the quality of its films to investors and potential distributors, said Lyndsay Harding, chief financial officer of Evergreen Films, the first studio to be CPG certified.
Evergreen will negotiate with Cameron Pace on how it will be paid, she said. Evergreen used Cameron Pace equipment to produce "Walking with Dinosaurs" that News Corp's Fox is distributing next year.
Another as yet untapped revenue stream could be harvested by certifying 3-D TV sets and other electronic products, said Welch. Cameron Pace may also consider licensing its eight patents, or the dozen more that are pending.
In addition to his 3-D camera business, Cameron is helping design a new Avatar-themed area of Walt Disney Co's Animal Kingdom park in Orlando. For his work with Disney's Imagineering unit and consulting on its construction, Cameron will share in the royalties from the merchandise, rides or anything else they create.
The majority of the royalties will go to Fox, which distributed the film. Disney hopes the area proves to be successful enough to expand to its other parks.
What draws a customer to Cameron's company continues to be his uncontrollable lust for all things 3-D. Michael Lewis, chief executive of RealD, a company that licenses 3-D projectors and glasses to theaters, was stunned when Cameron, a RealD board member, nearly became a production assistant during filming of the movie "Cirque du Soleil Worlds Away".
"I look up," Lewis recalled, "and there's James Cameron hanging 80 feet above the ground."
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Daily News: "Older New Yorkers in transition are snapping up unpaid internships"
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NALP Bulletin: "For Women Re-entering the Workplace: The Confidence Challenge"
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WWBA March 2013 newsletter: "New Directions at Pace Law School and the WWBA Partner Together in Support of Transitioning Attorneys"
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MPRnews: "A look at stay-at-home moms reentering the workforce"
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New York Times: "From Stay-at-Home Moms to Back-to-Work Lawyers"
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Babble: "Landing the Job: 10 tips for moms returning to work after kids"
December 10, 2012
Work Reimagined: "Returnships Help Workers Re-Enter: Here's How to Find One"
November 2, 2012
Life After Law: "Law Reentry School: New Directions"
November, 2012
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October 12, 2012
Motherlode: "How Can a Stay-at-Home Mom Get Back to Work?"
June 28, 2012
irelaunch: "Anne-Marie Slaughter, Meet Ruth Reardon O'Brien (Conan's mom), by Carol Fishman Cohen"
October 31, 2011
Crains New York Business: "Smoothing re-entry for lawyers: Firms offer programs for those on hiatus, but status never totally returns."
August 12, 2011
Westchester County Business Journal publishes feature story on New Directions program
June 21, 2011
New Directions Celebrates Five Years of Helping Attorneys Return to Law Practice
June 20, 2011
New Directions program featured in New York Lawyer, on "Legal Skills Prof Blog"
October 8, 2010
Re-post of The Careerist's Blog: Pace Law School's New Directions Program is mentioned.
April 15, 2010
U.S. News & World Report: Pace Law School's New Directions program is highlighted in "Rejoining the Workforce After a Break."
February 17, 2010
Read about New Directions Program participant Andree Bogaerts and Rore Middleton's experience in The Wall Street Journal: "When Getting the Job Is the Easy Part."
January 1, 2010
Deborah Epstein Henry, Law & Reorder (American Bar Association 2010) (references to New Directions on pp. 80 and 284)
October 19, 2009
Law360: "Flexibility Key For Women Rejoining Legal Ranks."
October 13, 2009
ABC7 News: New Directions Program featured, "Moms Go Back to Work;" interview with program director Amy Gewirtz, Esq., and New Directions participant Kathryn Gutowski.
October 8, 2009
CNN: New Directions Program featured, "Getting Stay-at-Home Moms Back into Workforce;" interview with program director Amy Gewirtz, Esq., and New Directions participant Kathryn Gutowski.
May 21, 2009
TheGlassHammer.com: "Returning to the Practice of Law via New Directions."
March 16, 2009
New York Law Journal's New York Lawyer: "Advice for the Lawlorn."
January 14, 2009
Blogs at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism: "A New Direction For Lawyers."
January 3, 2009
Westchester.com: "Pace Law New Directions Program Adds 2nd Session."
December 22, 2008
New York Times: "Reaching a Milestone, and Looking Back."
December 2008
ProBonoNY features New Directions graduate as new pro bono coordinator for the 9th Judicial District of NY.
September 15, 2008
The Wall Street Journal: "On-Rampers: Time to Head Back to School?"
September 2008
Westchester Women's Bar Association: "New Directions Helps Attorneys 'Opt-In'."
June 30, 2008
Lawyers USA: "Comeback Lawyers: Returning from Extended Leave."
March 2008
New York Law Journal: "Law Firms Opening Up to the Idea of Attorney Re-Entry."
February 2008
New York Law Journal Magazine: "Re-Entry."
January 15, 2008
TheGlassHammer.com: "Pace Law School Offers Program for Returning Lawyers."
December 2007
Westchester Women's Bar Association: "New Directions Moving Up and Out."
November 4, 2007
New York Times: "Mom? Lawyer? The Ambivalence Track: Amy Liss and the New Directions Program."
New York Law Journal Magazine: "Moving Forward and Expanding Globally."


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Anushka Sharma, Imran Khan and Vishal Bharadwaj were present at the audio launch of 'Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola'.
"I watched Anushka's films and I felt she is a very good actress. But until you work with a person, you don't really get to appreciate that person. When I actually started working with her, I got to know more about her talent. She has done very good work in 'Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola'," said Imran at the audio launch.
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In previous blogs, I have advocated for the construction
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Marvel has released two teasers today for Avengers vs. X-Men! These two feature Spider-Man vs. Iceman and Thor vs. Storm!
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Dear Angelina, I had two signs about a year ago from my father. I've been waiting for 20 years for him to send me a sign. I need to connect to him so bad. He sent me two signs about a year ago when I was having trouble dealing with my aging mom. She is in the beginning stages of Alzheimer's disease and I was somewhat frustrated with her. My dad had given her a jewelry box with a ballerina inside that used to spin and play music when you opened the jewelry box. It's been broken for years and the ballerina never spins and the music never plays. This particular day when I had reached my highest level of frustration with my mother I happened to open the jewelry box and the ballerina spun and the music played for just a few seconds. I was in tears! I knew he was in the room trying to encourage me to do my best with the situation. Later that morning I went into my mom's apartment. She had a grandfather clock that was my dads. He cherished that clock, but she doesn't take care of the clock like he used to so the bells never sound on the hour like they should. That morning after the jewelry box played I went into my mom's apartment and as I was walking past the grandfather clock the bells sounded and then stopped. I was so touched. It was so emotional.


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This thread is dynamite... I laugh outloud everytime I read it. The OP bumped this waaay too many times and I snapped off at him. I was being a crank when I shouldnt have been. I was wrong for that and rarely say stuff like that here. He was just told by another memeber and kept doing... was none of my business BUT I have had a change of heart.... If the OP is that thrilled with opening a blaster and getting Kellen Moore, who am I to rain on his parade???? He cleary wants to tell the world so I am now helping him!!!
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I dont think you can classify these as bumps.... Its Kellen Moore! I initially thought like you. That it may be wrong to keep bumping a simple blaster break with an average pull. I said something but several of our fellow members thought this was terrible behavior and that a new member should be supported..so here we are. I just hope we get a scan someday.... I bet the card will grade BGS Gem 9.5 with a 10 Auto... I can tell that without even seeing it. They may even up the grade because it is Kellen Moore.....
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Statement on the Nomination of Leslie Southwick Mr. Chairman, I will vote against the nomination of Judge Leslie Southwick to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. I believe he should not be confirmed. The context for this nomination is important, so I want to turn to that first. During the last six years of the Clinton Administration, this Committee did not report out a single judge to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. And, as we all know, that was not for lack of nominees to consider. President Clinton nominated three well-qualified lawyers to the Court of Appeals. None of these nominees even received a hearing before this Committee. When Chairman Leahy held a hearing in July 2001 on the nomination of Judge Edith Brown Clement, only a few months after she was nominated, it was the first hearing for a Fifth Circuit nominee since September 1994. Judge Clement was quickly confirmed. We have also confirmed two other Fifth Circuit nominees during this Administration, Edward Prado and Priscilla Owen. So there's a history here. Some may think it is ancient history, but the fact is that nominees to this Circuit were treated particularly unfairly during the Clinton Administration, and there was a special burden for the current Administration to work with our side on nominees for it. To ignore this history would be to simply reward the behavior of the Republicans during the last six years of the Clinton Administration. And the numbers tell a very clear tale - three judges confirmed for this Circuit during the first six years of this Administration, versus none in the last six years of President Clinton's term. President Bush did not act in a bipartisan way, of course, in the case of the seat for which Judge Southwick has been nominated. First he nominated Judge Charles Pickering, leading to one of the most contentious floor fights of his first term. Judge Pickering, of course, was never confirmed by the Senate, but in a further slap to this institution, the President put him on the court through a recess appointment. Then, when Judge Pickering retired, the President nominated Michael Wallace, who the ABA judicial nominations screening committee unanimously gave a rating of "not qualified" based on comments from judges and lawyers in his own state concerning his temperament and commitment to equal justice. Mr. Wallace ultimately withdrew his nomination when it became clear he could not be confirmed. Another important part of the context of this nomination is that except for the D.C. Circuit, the Fifth Circuit has the largest percentage of residents who are minorities of any Circuit - over 40 percent. Thirty-seven percent of the residents of Mississippi are African American. Yet only one of the 19 seats on the Circuit is currently held by an African American judge. The Fifth Circuit is a court that during the civil rights era issued some of the most significant decisions supporting the rights of African-American citizens to participate as full members of our society. It is a Circuit where cases addressing the continuing problems of racism and discrimination in our country will continue to arise. In this context, as we come to the end of this President's term, I wanted very much to see, if not an African-American nominee, at least a nominee whose commitment to equal rights for all Americans and equal justice under law is unassailable. Judge Southwick is not that nominee. While the record we have been able to review is not extensive, two decisions he made as a judge raise real red flags. In the Richmond case, Judge Southwick joined the majority in a split decision upholding a hearing examiner's decision that an employee's use of the most offensive racial slur in our nation's history was not adequate grounds for dismissal. That hearing examiner said that the slur was "somewhat derogatory, but the term has not been used in recent years in the conversation that it was used in my youth, and at that point - at that time it was a derogatory remark. I think that in this context, I just don't find it was racial discrimination." A unanimous Mississippi Supreme Court reversed the decision that Judge Southwick joined. Mr. Chairman, in the year 2007, in a state where 37% of the residents are African Americans, we need a judge on the 5th Circuit who recognizes that such a decision had to be overturned. I am even more disturbed by Judge Southwick's decision in the child custody case, S.B. v. L.W., and particularly by his joining a stridently anti-gay concurring opinion. In light of how he voted in that case, I am simply not convinced by his assurances that he will give all litigants who come before him a fair hearing. 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Isn't there a setting to have this slope match the road slope? I seem to remember being able to turn that off. Then you can set your own slope or set it by the height differential you need.
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i tried messing with the "parameter editor" from the cross-section viewer of the particular stations i need it changed on but, it doesnt change the slope of the gutter. i can physically change the number in the column, but the slope of my gutter isnt changing. i am using the urbancurbguttergeneral sub.
You can lock in the gutter slope and ignore the lane slope.
I really feel the 'Gutter Slope' entry should be faded out to gray when the slope method is ignoring it. Then it would force you to change the method, avoiding a lot of confusion.
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While the mere idea of intestinal worms is quite repugnant to many of us, they are a common experience for our pets, and most puppies and kittens come into the world with a mild infestation of worms. Many adult pets may carry a small number of parasites without ever showing symptoms or having their health much compromised for their presence. Some intestinal parasites, however, can cause serious health issues if the animal is particularly weak or immune-compromised, or if the infestation becomes severe. If you suspect that your companion may have worms, it is best to have a stool sample evaluated by your vet's office to determine the type and severity of your pet's parasite infestation.
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I bought this to take care of several outside cats and I have not finished giving the med yet, but it seems to be working. I have seen alot of dried up worms, but am still seeing a few live ones also. When it is finished I will know more about it, but it does seem to be working. As of now, I would buy it again.
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Our old buddy has no problem taking this product with his meals. He even seems to have gained a bit of weight, which has been difficult lately.
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This product is amazing. It's a safe, effective way to treat for worms. I have My 1 year old Aussie on a completely holistic diet. Everything he gets is completely organic, so when I discovered he had worms I emideately did my research and found this product. Within about a week the worms were completely gone. Now I use it every two months to keep the parasites away. I would never use frontline or any other product such as frontline on my dog. I would recommend this product to anyone.
Did NOT work!
By SB
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Tried this product on our golden retriever to get rid of hookworms and it did not work at all. I even tried doubling the dosage and still no results.
By WAR
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Have been using this and HW Protect for some time and both dogs have had repeated hookworms requiring vet prescribed meds to get rid of. Extremely disapponted.
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from Fresno, CA
About Me New Pet Owner
This is an excellent product. I gave my dad a bottle for his new 3 month German Sheppards and within a few days, girl started to expel dead long worms through her stool. It has been 10 days and they are still coming out dead. She must have a really bad infestation, but it gives me comfort to know this product works and I know it is safe because I know those ingredients really well as they are used for parasite elimination in humans. The only inconvenience is that one SHOULD USE a separate container and different dropper as not to immerse the one that is used to administer medicine back in the original bottle. So I use original dropper and measure drops and pour it in a medicine dispensing cup. Then I use a different dropper to collect medicine from a dispensing cup and then I need to wash the medicine cup and dropper for the next use. Even though this is a process, IT IS STILL WORTH TAKING TIME TO DO ALL THIS AS THE PRODUCT WORKS EXCELLENT AND IT IS SAFE ! PS. I tasted this product and it has somewhat sweet taste and my dog has no issues taking it.
I will buy this product again
By Sandy
from Ravena, NY
I have been using this product for my five cats, along with the respitory support. I put the dosage amount in a small amout of tuna, and four of them eat it, no problem, and as far as I can tell, has been working just fine. The fifth cat doesnt like canned food or tuna, she only likes dry food, so I just give it to her oraly from the dropper.
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pros and cons
By H petowner
from Arkansas
It seemed to work, although my pets didn't have parasites before, so I was only using as a preventative. Administering 3 times a day for 10 days is a lot of trouble. Pets hate the taste.
A product that works!
By MJ
from Freedom, PA
My cats had been getting out for about 3 months when I noticed that one of them had lost a considerable amount of weight. I assumed she had a tapeworm from eating critters. After taking the Paragone for about two or three weeks she gained weight. I continue to give my three cats Paragone just to make sure all parasistes are gone and will discontinue when this bottle is empty. I mix it in their canned food and they do not hesitate to eat so I assume the taste is good to them. It works! It's easy to give it to them.I have since mended the fence and they don't get out to eat critters.
This product worked great!
By Leona Joan
from San Diego, CA
I have never used herbal formulas for treating my cat's illnesses. I was short on money and could not afford a large vet's bill, so I tried this herbal formula for my cat's parasite, and it worked great! The herbal formula got rid of the parasite and my cat is healthy again--she has her appetite back and looks and feels so much better. I would definitely use this product again! :-)


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For Parents
For Professionals
About NNii
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Guide to Internet and Hotline Resources
Health Professional Associations
American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP)
The AAFP's "Family Doctor" site allows users to search AAFP's collection of health topics, including information on the immune system, vaccines, and vaccine-preventable diseases. This site also includes a directory in Spanish.
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
This site includes AAP policy statements (stored alphabetically for easy searching) that summarize AAP positions on various issues, including immunization issues. Sub-sections of the site of particular interest and value for those seeking information on immunization are shown below.
Members Only Channel
. The AAP member's site contains detailed, clinical information for use by practitioners. It also contains speaking points and AAP member alerts on hot immunization topics in the news. In addition, AAP members will be automatically subscribed to the Members Only LISTSERV® e-mail list when registering for the AAP
Members Only Channel
This page contains a compendium of immunization resources, as well as videos, photographs, brochures, and fact sheets on immunization. The site also offers a list of state immunization program managers and the current immunization schedule.
American Association of Immunologists (AAI)
The "Middle and High School Teaching Materials" page contains lessons and projects that teachers and health care providers can use to teach immunology topics.
This page, entitled "Educating the Public," has articles with advice for teachers and health care providers on teaching immunology topics.
American College Health Association (ACHA)
The ACHA site outlines guidelines on meningococcal vaccine use in college settings, in addition to other vaccine entry requirements for incoming college students.
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologist (ACOG)
This site contains publications that address immunization issues.
American College of Physicians
American Society of Internal Medicine (ACP-ASIM)
ACP-ASIM's Adult Immunization Initiative is a new project that is developing resources and tools to support members in their immunization efforts. The page now provides links to the archived "Immunization Booster" sections from the ACP-ASIM monthly newsletter, as well as immunization news.
American Medical Association (AMA)
This section of the AMA site entitled "Resources on Infectious Disease" has feature articles on current infectious disease and immunization issues, and links to recently published journal articles. The page also provides general information on various topics related to infectious disease, including descriptions of AMA positions and lists of additional resources. Visitors can find specific immunization information in the "Vaccination Resources" section.
American Nurses Association (ANA)
On this page, the ANA offers information on childhood immunization from its continuing education program. The program's objectives are to describe the history of childhood vaccinations in the United States; list current Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommendations for childhood immunizations; identify barriers to childhood immunizations; discuss interventions to eliminate barriers; and identify contraindications to childhood immunization delivery.
The ANA's position statement on adult immunization can be found on this page.
The ANA's position statement on child immunization can be found on this page.
American Pharmaceutical Association (APhA)
The APhA "Immunization Information" page discusses current immunization issues, such as vaccine shortages and immunization reimbursement, from a pharmacist's perspective. The site provides immunization guidelines for pharmacists, and training information for pharmacists who wish to give immunizations. The site provides access to listserv reports, presentations, and other resources.
Association of Teachers of Preventative Medicine (ATPM)
The ATPM site offers information on teaching the principles of immunization, and curricular materials for both doctors and nurses. The site's "Training" section lists continuing medical education (CME) opportunities in immunization when they are available.
Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA)
This site provides a wealth of information on infectious disease topics, including practice guidelines and information about IDSA's networks on emerging infectious diseases and HIV/AIDS. Links are provided to publications such as IDSA's
Journal of Infectious Diseases
Clinical Infectious Diseases
, CDC's
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report
, and the World Health Organization's
Weekly Epidemiological Record
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Associates and Practitioners (NAPNAP)
This page offers NAPNAP's position statement on immunization.
National Medical Association (NMA)
This site covers materials and programs designed to assist in discussing immunization with African-American audiences. Access these materials by clicking on "Immunization" under the "National Programs" tab that appears at the top of the main page.
Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM),
Group on Immunization Education (GIE)
This site designed for family medicine educators provides immunization standards, news, reports, and downloadable slide presentations. The site also links to current immunization schedules, photographs of vaccine-preventable diseases, and other sources of immunization information.
Non-Profit Groups and Universities
Albert B. Sabin Vaccine Institute
The Sabin Institute site explains vaccine science, answering questions such as "What is a vaccine?" and "How does it work?" and describing new vaccine initiatives. The site has an archived list of
Sabin Vaccine Report
articles that cover a wide variety of immunization topics.
All Kids Count
This Web site provides information on immunization registries and their development. All Kids Count presents a basic explanation of registries and discusses related issues, such as privacy and funding. The site offers publications and online resources related to implementing registries, and links to other online immunization information sources.
Allied Vaccine Group (AVG)
This site includes a group of Web sites dedicated to providing reliable information on vaccines and vaccinations. The site also provides vaccine and vaccination news.
Bill and Melinda Gates Children's Vaccine Program
The Children's Vaccine Program works to ensure that all children in the developing world receive the full benefits of vaccines without undue delay. This site provides both brief and in-depth fact sheets on vaccine-preventable diseases, links to other credible organizations, and lists of upcoming conferences and meetings on vaccine issues.
Every Child By Two (ECBT)
This site contains much information about the Every Child by Two early immunization campaign itself, but also has information for providers and content helpful to parents. This content includes a newsletter with current information on immunization issues, and an electronic version of CDC's
Parents Guide to Immunization
, which discusses individual vaccines and topics such as keeping immunization records.
Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI)
This site offers background materials on vaccines and vaccine research, worldwide immunization news, and information on GAVI grants to developing countries.
Health on the Net Foundation (HON)
The Health on the Net (HON) Foundation site outlines a set of guidelines for evaluating and posting health information online. Sites which undergo the HON certification process are entitled to use the HON seal, showing that they abide by these guidelines. The site allows users to check whether a given Web site is HON-certified, and also contains an interactive questionnaire to help users gauge the credibility of information on sites that are not HON-certified. In addition, the site contains search engines designed to retrieve medical information, videos and photos of diseases and medical procedures, lists of health care conferences, and background on select health topics.
National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition (HMHB)
This page presents a series of questions and answers on immunization topics, including which vaccines should be administered prior to age two, the importance of vaccination health records, and where to obtain free vaccinations. HMHB also provides links to other immunization resources on the Web.
History of Vaccines (The College of Physicians of Philadelphia)
This site provides a chronicle of the history of vaccination, from pre-Jennerian variolation practices, to the defeat of polio in the Western Hemisphere, to cutting-edge approaches to novel vaccines and vaccine delivery. The site aims to increase public knowledge and understanding of the ways in which vaccines, toxoids, and passive immunization work, how they have been developed, and the role they have played in the improvement of human health. The site also discusses some of the controversies about vaccination and some of the challenges, difficulties, and tragic events that have occurred in the use of vaccines.
Much of the historical material that appears on
The History of Vaccines
comes from The College's Historical Medical Library and its wealth of rare books, medical journals, manuscripts, and archives.
Immunization Action Coalition (IAC)
This site is most suited for health professionals, but many aspects of it will be informative for parents. For example, it includes sections that summarize the effects of vaccine-preventable diseases, including personal accounts of people who have been affected by them. Visitors can view photos of people with vaccine-preventable diseases and review state immunization mandates. A listserv called
IAC Express
is available on the site, which provides regular notices about current immunization topics. In addition, the site provides CDC's Vaccine Information Statements in 26 languages, including English.
Institute for Vaccine Safety
Johns Hopkins University (IVS)
This Web site was established as a forum to disseminate information and commentary on vaccine safety issues. Updates on current issues related to immunization are posted. The site includes information on vaccines and the diseases they prevent, a table that summarizes the thimerosal content in some vaccines, and links to other Web sites which offer information on relevant issues.
Institute of Medicine (IOM)
The Immunization Safety Review Committee (ISR) was a project within the Institute of Medicine that addressed current and emerging vaccine-safety concerns. The committee provided independent, non-biased advice to vaccine policy-makers, as well as practitioners and the public.
Medem is a partnership of almost 40 medical societies to present comprehensive and trusted health information on the Internet. The Medem site features a medical library of health information, including information on infectious diseases and immunization.
National Alliance for Hispanic Health
This site offers publications in English and Spanish, designed for a general audience, which give background information and explain why adults and adolescents should receive immunizations. Other immunization resources in Spanish and English, such as videos and booklets, are available for sale. To find these resources click on "Publications" and then on "Vacunas (Immunizations)".
National Foundation for Infectious Diseases' (NFID)
National Coalition for Adult Immunization (NCAI)
This site focuses on immunization issues for adults. Numerous fact sheets are available, including general vaccine topics and specific information about each available vaccine as it relates to adults. Adult and adolescent immunization schedules are shown.
National Network for Immunization Information (NNii)
The NNii Web site is designed to provide health care professionals, the media, policy makers, and the public with up-to-date, science-based information on immunizations. The site features a searchable database of information on diseases prevented through immunization, a listing of all state vaccination requirements, and thrice-weekly
Immunization Newsbriefs
, which highlight vaccine issues in the news. It also includes background on vaccine development and vaccine safety, guidelines for how to evaluate health information on the Internet, and an image gallery of the effects of vaccine-preventable diseases. The NNii Resource Kit,
Communicating With Patients About Immunization
, is also available here in downloadable PDF format.
National Partnership for Immunization (NPI)
NPI is a joint program of the National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition and the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases. Its Web site provides both general background information and links to additional resources on a wide range of immunization topics, including individual vaccines, vaccine safety, registries, immunization schedules and special requirements. NPI's listserv VAXfacts is available on the site and provides monthly immunization news updates. The NPI Reference Guide on Vaccines and Vaccine Safety and the National Immunization Awareness Month Promotional Kit are also available in a downloadable PDF format.
Parents of Kids with Infectious Diseases (PKIDS)
This site pulls together a variety of immunization information, ranging from official statements and congressional testimony to letters in support of immunization from celebrities. The "Immunization" section also includes articles, Q & A, hepatitis B posters in many languages, U.S. state immunization rates by percentage, information on vaccine storage and handling, and links to other sources. The site also offers an "Ask the Experts" feature that allows users to e-mail immunization questions to five experts.
The Brighton Collaboration
The Brighton Collaboration is an independent international voluntary collaboration to facilitate the development, evaluation, and dissemination of high quality information about the safety of human vaccines. The current focus is the development of globally accepted and standardized case definitions of adverse events following immunization (AEFI). Case definitions for AEFI are accompanied by guidelines for standardized collection, analysis, and presentation of vaccine safety data. Case definitions and guidelines are developed in working groups of the Collaboration. These groups are composed of volunteering professionals coming from relevant academic, clinical care, public health, pharmaceutical and regulatory backgrounds. Finalized case definitions and guidelines are disseminated for global use in both pre- and post-licensure trials and in post-marketing surveillance. The use of case definitions and guidelines will facilitate sharing and comparison of vaccine data among vaccine safety professionals. The Collaboration was officially launched in autumn 2000. It now includes about 600 profesionals from 60 countries.
The Vaccine Page
This site functions largely as a hub, connecting visitors to many other sites, including sites for parents and practitioners. The Vaccine Page links to medical journal sites and the sites of associations and advocacy groups, as well as to vaccine and immunization-related issues that appear on wire services.
(Note: While the Vaccine Page provides access to sites with scientifically accurate information, some links contain on-line "chat rooms" where parents may encounter information that is not based on the best available science.)
Tufts University Child & Family WebGuide
The WebGuide has worked with a group of faculty from a number of universities to create an evaluation instrument for information about children on the internet. The site is divided in various categories of information: family/parenting, education/learning, typical child development, health/mental health, resources/recreation and medical pages, which includes a section on immunization information.
Vaccine Education Center at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
This site aims to provide complete, up-to-date, and reliable information about vaccines to parents and health care professionals. It includes information on how vaccines work, how they are made, who recommends vaccines, when they should be given, why they are still necessary, and how vaccine safety is maintained. It includes extensive background on every major vaccine and the disease or diseases it prevents. Additionally, educational materials, including informational tear sheets and a video entitled "Vaccines: Separating Fact from Fear" can be ordered. Health care professionals can request a small number of these items without cost. A new resource, called
Parents PACK
is also available and includes a monthly newsletter, FAQs, vaccine scheduling information, tips for maintaining immunization records, data on age-specific vaccine needs and issues, and an email address to which you can direct questions and suggestions.
Vaccines for Africa
Administered by the University of Cape Town's Institute of Infectious Disease and Molecular Medicine (IIDMM), this initiative is a partnership with concerned individuals and organisations to increase awareness and promote uptake of vaccines on the African continent. The VACFA site is intended to be an interactive forum for the exchange of accurate, up-to-date and evidence-based information on vaccines and immunisation practices relevant to Africa, and to be a strategic resource for health professionals, policy-makers, programme managers, and the general public.
Disease-Specific Information
American Lyme Disease Foundation (ALDF)
The ALDF site presents general background information on the Lyme disease vaccine, Lyme disease news, and links to additional information.
Hepatitis B Foundation (HBF)
This site provides fact sheets on risk factors for hepatitis B transmission and information on the hepatitis B vaccine.
Hepatitis Foundation International (HFI)
This site provides information on hepatitis A, B, and C, including the hepatitis A and B vaccines.
Hepatitis Foundation International Hotline
HFI also offers a toll-free number to call for answers to further questions on hepatitis, 1-800-891-0707.
Meningitis Foundation of America (MFA)
MFA describes the different varieties of meningitis, provides answers to frequently asked questions, and posts articles and reports. Information on the meningococcal, pneumococcal, and Hib vaccines, and a description of new vaccines against meningitis on the horizon, appear under "Prevention."
(Note: MFA provides an on-line "chat room" where parents may encounter information that is not based on the best available science.)
Varicella-Zoster Virus Research Foundation (VZVRF)
This site addresses questions pertaining to varicella-zoster virus infections, including chickenpox, shingles, and post-herpetic neuralgia (PHN). It also discusses the chickenpox vaccine.
Government Organizations
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO)
This site provides information about individual state immunization programs and contact information for state health departments.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
From CDC's home page, visitors can search health issues using an alphabetical menu. Sub-sections of the site of particular interest and value for those seeking information on immunization are shown below.
This site allows users to search for and view images on vaccines and vaccine-preventable diseases. Images include photographs of infected individuals, infectious disease-causing bacteria or viruses, and historical immunization scenes. The Library also has slides with infectious disease information for use in presentations.
This site features immunization updates for travelers. It also links to a database that users can search to find immunization and other health recommendations for specific areas of the world.
National Center for Infectious Diseases (NCID)
This site provides in depth information on infectious diseases, including vaccine-preventable infectious diseases, through the site's searchable "Infectious Disease Index." The site also links to an online hepatitis C training for health care providers.
National Immunization Program (NIP)
NIP's home page features publications that answer the question "Why Immunize?" as well as links to important immunization topics in the news.
This section of NIP's site features publications and fact sheets designed for the public on many issues such as "6 Misconceptions about Vaccination" and answers to frequently asked questions. Also provided are the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) and downloadable Vaccine Information Statements (VISs). (To order VISs by phone, call CDC's Immunization Information Hotline at 1-800-232-2522.)
This section of NIP's site focuses on vaccine safety and provides information on current vaccine-related issues, a glossary, an explanation of the risks of diseases as compared to immunization risks, and instructions for reporting an adverse vaccine reaction to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).
National Vaccine Program Office (NVPO)
This site is posted by the federal National Vaccine Program Office, which was created to bring together all of the groups that have key roles in immunization, including federal, state, and local agencies, the public, health care providers, and private-sector entities such as vaccine manufacturers. The site provides basic information about immunization concepts (like how the immune system works). It also provides "Ten Tips for Evaluating Information on the Internet," and includes links to other organizations that provide vaccine information.
CDC International Traveler's Line
The CDC International Traveler's Line, 1-877-FYI-TRIP or 1-877-394-8747, answers questions on travel health issues.
CDC National Immunization Information Hotline
For those without Internet access or those who would like to speak with someone in person, CDC's National Immunization Information Hotline can be reached at 1-800-232-2522 (for Spanish speakers, the number is 1-800-232-0233).
This site features a search engine that allows users to enter "vaccine" or specific diseases to find descriptions of current vaccine studies underway.
Food and Drug Administration's (FDA)
Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER)
FDA's CBER home page features links to current vaccine information, including vaccine recalls. Some information ranges beyond vaccines, so two subsections of the site especially suited to those seeking vaccine information are shown below.
This article addresses topics including clinical trials, advisory committees, licensure, and continuing studies.
Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS)
This portion of the FDA's site answers questions about what the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is, why it exists, how it works, and what can and cannot be inferred from VAERS data. Links for general immunization information (e.g., CDC's NIP) and information on vaccine safety (e.g., FDA, AAP) are included. To report an adverse event, call 1-800-822-7967.
FDA Consumer Information Hotline
CBER maintains a consumer information hotline to answer questions about vaccine safety and regulations, 1-800-835-4709.
Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA)
National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP)
HRSA's site on the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) explains what the VICP is, how it was created, and how to file a claim. In addition, the site offers a summary of current issues, answers to frequently asked questions, a monthly statistics report, and other information.
National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program Public Information Line
For information about the VICP health professionals and their patients can call the public information line at 1-800-338-2382.
This Medlineplus site is a compilation of government and other immunization resources on childhood immunizations. The site includes some articles in Spanish.
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
This NIAID page provides fact sheets on vaccines and the immune system. The page also offers updates on vaccine research and vaccine safety, including
The Jordan Report
, an annual report on the state of vaccine research.
Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)
The PAHO "Vaccines and Immunization" page offers background information and fact sheets on immunization, presented with an international perspective. Some articles are only available in Spanish.
U.S. Military Immunization Information Source
This site contains current immunization program information for the U.S. Department of Defense and the Military Services.
World Health Organization (WHO) Immunization Safety & Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety
This site's section on vaccine safety educates visitors on current immunization issues and how vaccines are developed and distributed. It displays immunization statistics, maps, and charts. The site also describes the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (
). WHO's perspective is global and site contents also are available in Spanish and French.
In This Section
Why Immunize?
Immunization Schedules
Guide to Internet and Hotline Resources
Evaluating Information on the Web
Pictures of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
Diseases Prevented by Vaccines
State Requirements
Encefalitis Japonesa
Enfermedad de Lyme (Borreliosis)
Enfermedad Meningocócica
Enfermedad Neumocócica
Fiebre Amarilla
Fiebre tifoidea
Haemophilus influenzae tipo b (Hib)
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Influenza (gripe)
Paperas (Parotiditis)
Tos ferina (Pertusis o Tos convulsa)
Virus del Papiloma Humano (VPH)


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