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Millions given to end rheumatic heart disease

Millions given to end rheumatic heart disease

Around $35 million has been earmarked to combat the illness, which kills up to 150 young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples a year.


Cervical cancer could be all but eliminated in 80 years: Lancet study

Cervical cancer could be all but eliminated in 80 years: Lancet study

Cervical cancer could be eliminated by 2100 if the world rapidly moves to introduce HPV vaccines and screening, according to a new study.


Record number of influenza cases to start 2019

Record number of influenza cases to start 2019

The high rate – almost three times the average for this time of year – has prompted reminders for pregnant women to access vaccinations.


South Australia broadens meningococcal B vaccination scheme

South Australia broadens meningococcal B vaccination scheme

Australia’s only meningococcal B immunisation program has been expanded, giving South Australians aged 15–21 access to the free vaccines.


Vaccine hesitancy a top threat to global health: WHO

Vaccine hesitancy a top threat to global health: WHO

The WHO has declared reluctance to vaccinate a major threat to public health, as a number of diseases that were close to elimination see a resurgence.


New figures confirm positive outcomes for vaccine adherence

New figures confirm positive outcomes for vaccine adherence

The AIHW has released a series of factsheets on vaccine-preventable diseases, detailing impacts and rates of infection, hospitalisation and vaccination throughout the country.


Australia on the verge of eliminating cervical cancer thanks to HPV vaccine and screening programs

Australia on the verge of eliminating cervical cancer thanks to HPV vaccine and screening programs

Cervical cancer is on track to be eliminated as a public health issue by 2020.


Dramatic drop in Victorian flu cases attributed to high vaccination rate

Dramatic drop in Victorian flu cases attributed to high vaccination rate

An 85% decrease in flu cases across the state has encouraged the Victorian Government to continue funding influenza vaccines for children under five.


‘Sacrificial virgins’: Balancing freedom of speech and issues of public health

‘Sacrificial virgins’: Balancing freedom of speech and issues of public health

British broadcaster Joan Shenton may fail to gain a visa to support her anti-HPV vaccine documentary in Australia. Does this help the interests of the greater good, and how should GPs address any patient concerns raised by the film?


Do we need to reassess the flu vaccine?

Do we need to reassess the flu vaccine?

Dr Evan Ackermann looks at recent research on the use of the flu vaccine in Australia.


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