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Are we prepared for if bird flu starts spreading between humans?

Australia is well placed to quickly create a vaccine should a strain of bird flu infect the human population, according to experts.

United statesRaina macintyreVinod balasubramaniamFlavio cargnin faccinUniversity of new south walesKirby instituteAustralian centre for disease preparednessUniversity of georgiaBiosecurity programNew south walesHuman vaccinesAgriculture victoriaDisease preparednessJeffrey cheah schoolHealth sciencesMonash university

Is there no reason to panic even as Singaporeans snap up Covid-19 test kits in new wave of infections?

Is there no reason to panic even as Singaporeans snap up Covid-19 test kits in new wave of infections?
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Bird Flu Likely Candidate for Next Pandemic : Australian Professor

Bird Flu Likely Candidate for Next Pandemic : Australian Professor
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South australiaUnited statesClare lookerVinod balasubramaniamSanjaya senanayakeRaina macintyreMonash university school of medicineKirby instituteAustralian national universityAustralian centre for diseaseMedicine sanjaya senanayakeAustralian centreDisease controlProfessor raina macintyreNext pandemic meanwhileMonash university school

Massive study finds links between COVID-19 vaccination and very rare medical conditions

Researchers have found a link between COVID-19 vaccinations and very rare neurological, heart and blood related medical conditions.

United statesNew south walesJulie leaskUniversity of sydneyVinod balasubramaniamMolecular virologistMonash university

The world s largest COVID-19 vaccine study involved millions of people This is what it found

Studying over 99 million people who had received COVID-19 vaccines, this new research project examined the potential links with a number of medical conditions.

New zealandUnited kingdomNew south walesJulie leaskShannah morganVinod balasubramaniamGlobal vaccine networkHealth sciencesUniversity of sydney school public healthMurdoch children research instituteAustralian technical advisory group on immunisationMonash university jeffrey cheah school of medicineMelbourne based murdoch childrenResearch instituteSydney schoolPublic health

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