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It s your duty : Plea for older Victorians to be vaccinated as Perth outbreak grows

âItâs your dutyâ: Plea for older Victorians to be vaccinated as Perth outbreak grows Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement The state government is pleading with older Victorians to roll up their sleeves for an AstraZeneca vaccination, with a top official declaring it was the âdutyâ of those aged 70 and over to help avoid COVID-19 outbreaks and restrictions. The stateâs COVID-19 logistics chief, Jeroen Weimar, said the state was delivering only a fraction of the vaccines it was capable of, despite six state-run mass vaccination hubs open to the public as of this week and a new community infection in Perth on Saturday.

Western australiaCaulfield southPaul monagleJose perdomoMark mcgowanBen cowieHaematology research unitAustralian technical advisory group on immunisationSutherland clinical schoolA health departmentUniversity of melbourneTherapeutic goods administrationAustralian technical advisory groupProfessor paul monagleSunday ageProfessor cowie

AstraZeneca vaccine blood clots: What we know so far

Advertisement People struck down by an extremely rare clotting disorder that has been associated with the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine may take weeks to recover and more serious cases could require ongoing treatment. With so few cases detected globally, experts say people with the emerging and sometimes fatal syndrome are being treated on a case-by-case basis. A nurse holds a vial of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, manufactured by the Serum Institute of India and provided through the global COVAX initiative, in Machakos, Kenya. Credit:AP Infectious diseases expert Professor Paul Griffin, who sits on Australia’s AstraZeneca advisory board, said: “Every case is essentially being treated on its merits because we just don’t have enough cases for there to be a robust protocol that ha been replicated over and over,”

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AstraZeneca vaccine blood clots: What we know so far

AstraZeneca vaccine blood clots: What we know so far
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Fact check: Face masks do not cause bacterial pneumonia

Fact check: Face masks do not cause bacterial pneumonia
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Gut microbiome can modulate the immune response in liver cancer patients with NAFLD

Gut microbiome can modulate the immune response in liver cancer patients with NAFLD The distinctive gut microbiome profile of a person with liver cancer linked to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) could be the key to predicting someone s risk of developing the cancer, say researchers from the UNSW Microbiome Research Centre (MRC). Their new study, published in Nature Communications recently, found the gut microbiome - the kingdom of microorganisms living in our digestive tracts - can modulate the immune response in liver cancer patients with NAFLD, in a way that promotes the cancer s survival. While the research is still in its early stages, this finding could lead to more effective preventative and therapeutic treatments for people at risk of developing NAFLD-related liver cancer.

New south walesEmad el omarJason beharyAmany zekryEmily hendersonSutherland clinical schoolMicrobiome research centreNature communicationsMedicine healthResearch centreAssociate professor amany zekryAssociate professorConjoint associate lecturerProfessor emad el omarSutherland clinicalபுதியது தெற்கு வேல்ஸ்