Analyse de l'application Vaccines on the Go pour le 1 avril

Get vaccine information—Anytime. Anywhere. Find videos, animations & graphics. Ask us questions. Info includes safety, diseases, immune system & more. It is easier than ever to get health information. But sometimes, it’s difficult to weed out the “good” information (which is scientifically accurate) from the “bad” information (which is not based on science). This is especially true for vaccines. In a continued effort to provide the public with information about the science, safety and importance of vaccines, the Vaccine Education Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (VEC) created Vaccines on the Go: What You Should Know so busy parents can access the information wherever and whenever they need it. Vaccines on the Go: What You Should Know contains information about: • Vaccines and the diseases they prevent • Recommended immunization schedules for children, teens and adults • Vaccine safety concerns, including autism, thimerosal and too many vaccines • How the immune system works, including what happens during an infection or when a person is immune compromised • Disease and vaccine information related to travel, including descriptions of cholera, Japanese encephalitis virus, typhoid and yellow fever Additional features include: • Graphics depicting disease characteristics, such as levels of contagiousness and typical disease timelines • Links to videos about vaccines, including animations related to how viruses attack cells, maternal antibodies and immunizations, and more • Vaccine-related trivia • A place to record notes or questions for the next doctor’s visit • Ways to stay connected with the VEC, including sending us vaccine-related questions or signing up for Parents PACK, our free monthly e-newsletter • Links to other online VEC resources, like booklets and Q&A sheets This version of the Vaccines on the Go: What You Should Know mobile application is optimized for Android Devices running Android 4.1.x or more recent versions of Android releases.