The Arizona Partnership for Immunization

08/19/2025

When you’re pregnant, diseases hit harder than you’re expecting. Vaccines help fill the gap while your immune system is stretched.

08/12/2025

When Kandy Evans, RN shows up to work, kids get protected from preventable diseases. That’s how prevention becomes reality in Arizona.

08/11/2025

Before vaccines, rabies and parvovirus were heartbreaking realities for pet families. Now they’re just items checked off at the vet. That’s progress worth barking about.

08/06/2025

Dr. Cloud, our first TAPI Chair, stood up for science, truth, and public health when it mattered most. That’s the kind of courage that saves lives. Who out there is a public health champion to you?

08/05/2025

Being informed about vaccines means knowing that ingredients like gelatin and aluminum aren’t scary—they’re there for specific, science-based reasons. Knowledge beats worry every time.

08/03/2025

“Seeing measles come back shook me hard…If you could prevent the chance of this happening to your child, why would you even question that?”

Anita hoped that her family’s measles experience was a thing of the past.

My mom always told me that measles was what made my sister sick. I was 8 when she finally explained the whole thing.

08/01/2025

Headlines change, but the measles vaccine still prevents measles. The polio vaccine still prevents polio. They worked for our parents, and they’re still working for us today.

07/04/2025

06/23/2025

COVID was a major risk for cancer survivors, and the COVID vaccine helped protect them. Getting your other vaccines helps protect cancer survivors, too.

Learn more: https://www.voicesforvaccines.org/herd-immunity-keeps-us-safe/
Data source: CDC

06/15/2025

Stay safe and cool today! Happy Father's Day from everyone at TAPI!

06/10/2025

Most parents do decide to vaccinate their kids against vaccine preventable diseases like measles, flu and pertussis (also known as whooping cough). An article published by AZCentral.com highlights that our school's immunization coverage rates continue to decline and put our kids and community at a higher risk of spreading and getting sick from vaccine preventable diseases.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-health/2025/06/09/arizona-schoolkid-immunization-coverage-declines/83951059007/

Waning immunization rates mean Arizona schoolchildren are more vulnerable to vaccine-preventable diseases such as whooping cough and measles

05/07/2025

Every day is nurses day in our book! Thank you for all you do!