This simple, attractive, trifold brochure for parents was created by the Child Vaccination Program in New York City and was modified and reprinted by the Immunization Action Coalition.

This web page provides a wide spectrum of information about respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in the United States. It offers a general overview of the disease as well as clinical, research, and surveillance information. Specific …

This website is designed to provide easy access to science-based information for health program managers and decision-makers seeking to prevent cervical cancer in developing countries and low-resource settings. The wide range of materials appearing …

This web page provides general information from WHO on rotavirus disease and the development of rotavirus vaccines. Related activities of WHO and its partners are also highlighted.

This web page provides general information about rotavirus from the CDC, including details on US and global surveillance, reports on currently available vaccines against rotavirus, and links to articles and news about rotavirus.

Rotavirus facts and resources for parents, presented in English and Spanish.

A web page from the WHO Initiative for Vaccine Research (IVR) containing information on rotavirus disease burden and WHO recommendations related to rotavirus disease and vaccines. IVR's mission is to guide, provide vision, enable, support, …

This web page provides a comprehensive list of links to various resources related to rotavirus. It includes resources on disease surveillance, use of rotavirus vaccines, and training modules for health care workers involved in rotavirus vaccine …

This website outlines PATH’s work to provide expertise, tools, and evidence to support rotavirus vaccine access and sustainability in countries where children need them most urgently. It also contains details about specific PATH projects, …

The Sabin Vaccine Institute promotes rapid scientific advances in vaccine development, delivery, and distribution worldwide.

Coordinated through World Health Organization (WHO), SIGN is a voluntary coalition of stakeholders aiming to achieve safe and appropriate use of injections throughout the world.

This web page provides information and resources for health professionals and the public on preventing and controlling influenza.

This web page provides information on shigellosis disease burden and vaccine development, as well as relevant links.

This website provides information about Shot@Life, a campaign that educates, connects, and empowers Americans to champion vaccines as one of the most cost-effective ways to save the lives of children in developing countries. As a national call to …

In this four-page interview Dr. Bruce Gellin, head of the National Network for Immunization Information, discusses parental concerns and the consequences of parents choosing not to vaccinate their children.

This statement summarizes several post-licensure evaluations on rotavirus vaccines and intussusception that were presented to the US Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Some studies performed outside the United States have detected a …

This website contains data from a PATH-sponsored study on sequencing the genomes of five geographically diverse Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates. The sequencing was performed by The Institute for Genome Research (TIGR, now known as the J. Craig …

This web page provides information on pneumococcal disease, including incidence, transmission, and surveillance.

This web page provides information about the Sabin Vaccine Institutes’ SIF program and the countries it serves. The program encourages key stakeholders—national governments (ministries of health and finance), parliamentarians, the …

This web page contains links a number of vaccine safety resources, including websites, journal articles, and fact sheets.

This online discussion forum addresses issues in logistics for health, with a primary focus on management and operational logistics of national immunization programmes.

This website, dedicated to strengthening immunization services, is managed by the World Health Organization-initiated TechNet Forum. The site provides an up-to-date news feature, a dictionary of immunization terms, articles …

This web page provides a US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) statement on the safety of thimerosal in vaccines and links to CDC and outside resources that provide further information on this topic. 

This page contains information on thimerosal, a mercury-containing preservative that has been used in vaccines. The page also includes links to other resources on thimerosal and vaccines.

This World Health Organization link provides answers to 20 common questions about thimerosal.