While not definitive, PubMed is a highly reliable index of the biomedical literature. \u00a0If you are interested in finding out about the current status of the vaccine literature, here are some helpful searches:<\/p>\n
Clinical trials of vaccines (all)<\/a>\u00a0(11,070 publications as of 4\/22\/2015).<\/p>\n Clinical trials of vaccines (all) registered on ClinicalTrials.Gov<\/a> (5,100 as of 4\/22\/2015)<\/p>\n Clinical trials specifically related to the MMR vaccine<\/a>\u00a0(116 publications as of 4\/22\/2015).<\/p>\n Articles about vaccines that have been retracted<\/a>\u00a0(19 publications as of 4\/22\/2015).<\/p>\n Clinical trial publications (all, not just vaccines) that have been retracted<\/a>\u00a0(3 publications as of 4\/22\/2015, note that the Wakefield paper on autism and the MMR vaccine is not listed here because it was a retrospective observational study, not a clinical trial).<\/p>\n All retracted publications indexed in PubMed<\/a> (3,820 publications as of 4\/22\/2015).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" While not definitive, PubMed is a highly reliable index of the biomedical literature. \u00a0If you are interested in finding out about the current status of the vaccine literature, here are some helpful searches: Clinical trials of vaccines (all)\u00a0(11,070 publications as of 4\/22\/2015). Clinical trials of vaccines (all) registered on ClinicalTrials.Gov (5,100 as of 4\/22\/2015) Clinical … Continue reading Vaccines, Publications and Retractions<\/span>