Three Emmys won in 2009 for Stories that aired in 2008.
1) Best Medical Reporting, Single Report: "Dr. Clean" was a story about a simple approach to fight hospital infections.
2) Best Medical Reporting Mulit-Part: "Vaccine Skeptics" was a two part story looking at concerns about vaccine mandates for infants, and Gardasil safety concerns for teen girls.
3) Invidividual Achievement Feature Reporting. This was an award for a body of work airing in 2008.
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