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Rabies Challenge Fund. org
July 2, 2007 Newsday: Rabies vaccine research may save some pain "We did it!" she said. "The rabies trials are on!"
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June 10, 2006 -
Rabvac3 Recall " Rabvac 3 is a killed virus vaccine
for the vaccination of healthy dogs, cats and horses against rabies."
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IMPORTANT:
Vet Legislation!
To help us be informed. For our companions!
Send letters, emails, make phone calls and lets get in going in EVERY state!
From the EPA: "Read the Label First!" |
4/3/06: Newsday.com: Annual vaccinations may harm your pet
Inoculating your dog annually sometimes can do more harm than good. Experts say it's best to customize a program for your pet. |
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Petition: Safer Vaccinations for Companion Animals |
Kerry Blue Foundation Donates $5,000 to Rabies Challenge Fund
The Kerry Blue Terrier Foundation (http://www.kerryblues.info) has generously donated $5,000 to The Rabies Challenge Fund, which was established to raise money to finance concurrent 5 and 7 year rabies vaccine challenge studies in the United States. It is spearheaded by world-renowned vaccine research scientist and practicing veterinary clinician, Dr. W. Jean Dodds of California, and pet vaccine disclosure advocate, Kris L. Christine of Maine. The Kerry Blue donation was announced by the Foundation’s President, John Van den Bergh.
“As an educational organization, we are happy to be able to fund a study that will finally shed some light on vaccination research,” says Van den Bergh. He believes that by supporting The Rabies Challenge study, “We will have the ammunition to talk to legislators to bring the law in line with science.”
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"Shock to the System" by Catherine O'Driscoll
NOW AVAILABLE! Sequel to "What Vets Don't Tell You About Vaccines"
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How/Where to report a possible reaction to a Vaccine:
Center for Veterinary Biologics (CVB) . Once an adverse event has been reported to the manufacturer, the CVB may be contacted by submission of the electronic Adverse Event Report Form. A PDF version of this form (17KB) may be downloaded and submitted by FAX to (515) 232-7120 or by mail to the CVB. Adverse events may also be reported by calling the CVB at (800) 752-6255, if necessary.
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