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Community pharmacists will not face any limits on the number of NIP vaccines they can administer to eligible patients from 1 January 2024.  

Rotavirus remains a common cause of severe diarrhea in young children in Indonesia. In a strong step forward for child health, the country introduced rotavirus vaccines nationwide, which will greatly reduce disease burden.  

WA Health is warning West Australians planning to travel to Bali to make sure they are protected against measles.

The meningococcal B vaccine will be free for vulnerable Queensland children as part of routine childhood and school...

The meningococcal B vaccine will be free for vulnerable Queensland children as part of routine childhood and school...

Claim that new dispensing rules will close pharmacies are disputed by The Australian Medical Association.

A large group of NSW patients may have to be re-vaccinated after immunisations were not stored at the corre...

Medical experts say influenza A and B viruses circulating have greater impact on children and urge more vaccinations after second child dies

Winter is here, bringing with it the rise of colds, flus and other respiratory illnesses that are more common in the colder months.

Patients of a Tasmanian medical clinic may have been given less effective vaccines across two decades, with a...