Warning: I am introducing a quick-and-dirty little imms analysis tool. Emphasis on dirty. This might lead to more questions than answers. Be forewarned.
Over on the PPMA/SOAPM list, Sandi Yeater mentioned that she had created a spreadsheet that her group uses to track vaccine costs. To quote:
No, my blog has not been taken over by spammers. It's for real.
I haven't posted about the politics of immunizing in almost two years, but this effort is good enough to bring that topic out of the closet. Get a laugh and share with patients.
I've taken the last week or so off and, technically, I am still off asI sit at home in the kitchen to help keep the new puppy company. I havesome long overdue content to get out, but I'll toss up...
Sorry about those all-caps, I just pasted that from a press release. I’m at home watching the Little Rascals with the boys who are enjoying it more than I expected. The rascals are no Abbott and...
AAP vs. ABC
January
28,
2008
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Chip Hart
Update: The AAP is no longer alone, as the AMA has issued a letter to ABC. And life wouldn't be in balance if the Immunization Action Coalition didn't weigh in as well!
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