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Terry Brenneman, MD

Terry Brenneman, MD

Dr. Brenneman is the founding partner of a small, independent pediatric practice. He has a special interest in vaccines, serving as a Principal Investigator for multiple clinical trials and has given numerous talks on vaccines throughout the southeast. Medical students and nurse practitioner students rotate through his office and he was named "Preceptor of the Year" by the University of North Carolina School of Nursing. Dr. Brenneman serves on the Editorial Board of PatientCareOnline.com.

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Fluzone or Flulaval: What Does the CDC say?

September 14, 2017 | Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

Winter is coming and so is influenza. Does the CDC recommend Fluzone or Flulaval for pediatric patients?

High-dose Influenza Vax Reduces Respiratory Illness in Nursing Home Residents

September 14, 2017 | Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

The quadrupled antigen in a high-dose influenza vaccine did reduce morbidity and mortality, but flaws in the recent study prompt questions.

Flood Waters, Tetanus, and Politicians

September 07, 2017 | Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

Congressman urges Hurricane Harvey victims to get a tetanus shot. Medical myth or mandatory?

"Ketchup" Vaccinations

August 27, 2017 | Special Report, Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

Figuring out how to bring a child up-to-date with missed vaccinations can be confusing enough, even without a language barrier.

Gardasil or Meningococcal Vaccine: Which Would Spock Choose?

August 21, 2017 | Special Report, Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

The topic of HPV vaccination can be a loaded one for parents. Click here for some rational data to help then face facts.

How to Pump up the Volume on Gardasil Coverage

August 21, 2017 | Special Report, Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

Fingers point in all directions when the topic of low US HPV vaccination rates comes up. How to skip the drama? Just do it.

How Long is that Vaccine Good?

August 16, 2017 | Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

Once a vaccine is drawn up, the clock starts ticking. How long do you actually have? Try these 2 questions, and download a CDC guide at the end.

Vaccine Administration Errors: The Wrong Route

August 16, 2017 | Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

Which vaccines should you repeat when a SQ injection is given IM or vice versa?

Quadracel Approved: Take the PI Test

August 11, 2017 | Special Report, Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

Find out what you know about on- and off-label use of the newest DTaP/IPV combination vaccine based on this short scenario.

When to Say No to MMR Vaccination

Quiz | August 11, 2017 | Special Report, Vaccines

By Terry Brenneman, MD

Even when a parent begs, you may still have to say “no” to MMR. Which of these 4 children should not receive the vaccination?

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