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The SUV sheared a fire hydrant before barreling into a house on Norstad Street, crashing through the home’s dining room and kitchen before coming to rest in the living room area. 178

The vaccine for chickenpox and all vaccines out there are safe and effective, she said.A Pew survey that found Most Americans agree that vaccines are safe for healthy children.Another Pew Research Center survey in 2017 showed that a solid majority of Americans, 88%, believe that the benefits of vaccinating their children against measles, mumps and rubella outweigh the risks. By contrast, 10% believe that the risks of the MMR vaccine, specifically, outweigh the benefits.While the majority of all major religious groups say the MMR vaccine should be required for healthy schoolchildren, white evangelical Protestants tend to express less support for requiring the MMR vaccine. People who have no religious affiliation similarly express less support for the vaccine, according to Pew.Recently, an outbreak of measles was reported in New York among the orthodox Jewish community, with origins in Israel.Mullendore said that what's happening at Asheville Waldorf "demonstrates what happens when we have a population that is not immunized, that has not gotten the vaccine. It offers an opportunity for the infection to get into that community and spread easily."I have vaccinated my child," she noted. 1200

The researcher, He Jiankui of Shenzhen, said he altered embryos for seven couples during fertility treatments, with one pregnancy resulting thus far. He said his goal was not to cure or prevent an inherited disease, but to try to bestow a trait that few people naturally have — an ability to resist possible future infection with HIV, the AIDS virus. 350

The water soaked numerous boxes and submerged a box truck inside, but 10News learned the damaged boxes were not customers' items.It took about 15 minutes for city water crews to shut the geyser off, and crews are expected to spend several hours pumping out the water from the dock. 281

The study found that kids who live in homes with sofas that have flame-retardant foam inside have concentrations of chemicals known as PBDEs, or polybrominated diphenyl ethers, in their blood six times higher than those living without one.And if they live in a house with vinyl flooring, they have a concentration of another chemical, benzyl butyl phthalate metabolite, that is fifteen times higher in their urine than kids without vinyl flooring.Melissa Ehlke, a mother of a toddler, has vinyl flooring in her bathroom. She had no clue chemical compounds found in those common home furnishings have been tested in laboratories and have been linked to health problems in children, such as developmental delays, obesity and cancer.“Everything is concerning to me as a mom,” Ehlke said. “I have no idea if that flooring is 30 years old or 50 years old, or what's in it and I can't stop her from walking on the floors. We're certainly not going to be able to avoid it."WTMJ took the Duke study to Michael Laiosa, an assistant professor of Environmental Health Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.“I think it's certainly cause for concern,” Laiosa said. "I think that there are ways that families can protect themselves a little bit."Laiosa says cleaning your house is one way to reduce the health risk to your children. 1330