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Terry Brenneman, MD
Articles
Would you Know Measles if You Saw It?
March 18, 2024
A case of measles is a very rare diagnosis in the 21st century, but as MMR vaccination rates fall, the cases climb. Would you recognize the signs & symptoms?
This is Measles If You've Never Seen It
March 18, 2024
Here, the 5 key signs and symptoms that characterize measles in the order of appearance.
Measles and the Collective American Memory: 3 Questions
March 18, 2024
Measles cases are edging up in the US again as MMR vaccination rates continue to decline. Have parents forgotten the Ohio outbreak of 2022? Have you? Find out, here.
Of Vaccine Efficacy and COVID-19 Variants: 4 Questions
February 16, 2024
Just when the new monovalent COVID-19 vaccines were available in Sept 2023, a new variant emerged. Did the CDC get it right? What do you know about the monovalent VE?
Abrysvo or Beyfortus: 2 Questions and Several Facts You Should Know
February 15, 2024
Should you pregnant patient get the new RSV vaccine at the appropriate time during gestation or wait and have the baby receive Beyfortus after birth?
Influenza Vaccines: 4 Questions on What to Order, Which to Use
February 07, 2024
Influenza continues to rage in some parts of the US; try these 4 quick questions on vaccines you may or may not have on hand.
Two RSV Vaccines, One Savvy Patient who Asks, "Which One do You Recommend?"
January 12, 2024
RSV vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna for adults aged 60 years and older aren't that different, so which would you recommend if a patient asks?
Why Do We Need Another Pneumococcal Vaccine?
December 07, 2023
With 3 vaccines approved against pneumococcal disease in adults, is there really the need - or the room - for 1 more? Here's what one physician thinks.
The ACIP Recommends Use for a New Vaccine: Who Needs it?
December 07, 2023
The vaccine has been available in Europe for more than 20 years; the ACIP published recommendations in November. Will any of your patients need it?
When it Comes to the Monovalent COVID-19 Shot, the CDC and WHO Have a Disagreement
November 09, 2023
Should the monovalent COVID-19 vaccine approved for use this respiratory virus season be given universally or to only those at high risk? There are differences of opinion.