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Australia needs entire rethink of vaccine strategy: epidemiologist 9News.com.au 2 hrs ago Lara Pearce © Getty Logistical concerns around administering the Pfizer vaccine are likely to further delay Australia s already tardy vaccination progress.
The Federal Government needs to entirely rethink its coronavirus vaccination strategy after new health advice recommending that what had been intended as Australia s primary vaccine not be given to those under 50, according to a leading Australian epidemiologist. The vaccine program frankly was already pretty much in disarray, Professor Nancy Baxter told the Weekend Today show this morning. Now that we have to wait for a large part of the population for the Pfizer to come, they will have to rethink the program entirely.
Job title: Federal Greens Senator for Victoria
Proudest achievement to date: Being an activist, a parliamentarian, and an active member of my community whilst raising three children.
What or who inspires you? I’m from a strong matriarchal line of powerful activist women. I am inspired, and draw my strength from my grandmothers, mother, aunties and sister.
Advice you would give young people following in your footsteps: My grandmother always told me, never forget where you come from and who you are. That means connection, culture and the struggle of resistance.
Do you have a favourite quote? “Always was Always will be Aboriginal Land!”
Research identifies failures with Australia and New Zealand s hotel-based COVID-19 quarantine
Australia and New Zealand are among the countries that have successfully reduced the transmission of coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the infection has now infected over 111 million people globally.
In an attempt to mitigate the transmission of the virus, hotel-based quarantine as part of COVID-19 border control efforts was implemented. Incoming travelers must undergo a 14-day quarantine period in a hotel facility to make sure they do not carry the virus.
Though these countries are successful in keeping the number of cases down, researchers at the Department of Public Health, University of Otago Wellington, New Zealand, and the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, wanted to gauge the risk of failure when using hotel-based quarantine for COVID-19.
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