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A heavily promoted campaign offering free Covid-19 vaccinations for children is getting a slow response, with parents showing reluctance.

People aged 12-49 with long term health conditions and Healthcare workers in the South-East invited to get their next Covid-19 booster vaccine, with Kilkenny ja...

The HSE in Kilkenny, Carlow, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford is reminding everyone that boosters give protection against serious illness and increases immunity...

Experts have allayed fears the Covid-19 vaccine weakens the immune system.

Sefako Makgatho of the Health Sciences University and chairperson of the National Immunisation Safety Expert Committee (NISEC), Professor Hannelie Meyer explain why it is completely safe to take the influenza vaccine with other preventative injections such as the Covid-19 vaccine.

Sefako Makgatho of the Health Sciences University and chairperson of the National Immunisation Safety Expert Committee (NISEC), Professor Hannelie Meyer explain why it is completely safe to take the influenza vaccine with other preventative injections such as the Covid-19 vaccine.

The main City Hall-managed vaccination centre at the Thai-Japanese Youth Centre will close from Dec 29 to Jan 4 during the New Year holidays, said the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA)'s Health Department on Sunday.

Findings from the fourth round of the Covid-19 Democracy Survey show vaccine acceptance increased from 67% to 72%.

Help to make Covid-19 vaccines safer – Report any vaccine-related adverse events no matter how mild Adele Baleta for Spotlight © Copyright (c) Daily Maverick , All Rights Reserved Phase 2 of South Africa’s Covid-19 vaccine roll-out, aiming to vaccinate citizens over the age of 60, is under way and people are being asked to report any mild, moderate or severe adverse events experienced after receiving their jabs. Reporting adverse events is a critical part of monitoring vac...

Phase two of South Africa’s Covid-19 vaccine rollout aiming to vaccinate citizens over the age of 60 years is underway and members of the public are being asked to report any mild, moderate or severe adverse events experienced after receiving their jabs. Reporting adverse events is a critical part of monitoring vaccine safety once a vaccine has been rolled out to the broader population. The timeous reporting specifically of serious adverse events means a specialist review or causality commit...