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Two Australian schoolgirls die amid surge of flu infections - Vimarsana News

Two Australian schoolgirls die amid surge of flu infections

The tragic deaths highlight the danger of flu, which has killed at least 134 people in Australia this year, and, in particular, Influenza B, the effects of which tend to be most severe among pregnant women and children, including those who are otherwise healthy.

Source: wsws.org
What is Influenza A and B, the illness that's killed two children this year - Vimarsana News

What is Influenza A and B, the illness that's killed two children this year

Millions fewer Australians have been vaccinated for the flu this year. Experts say while it might not feel like a threat, it's a "potentially lethal infection".

Source: sbs.com.au
What's next in Australia's Covid-19 response | The Saturday Paper - Vimarsana News

What's next in Australia's Covid-19 response | The Saturday Paper

As Australia plans its inquiry into the pandemic response, there is still no evidence key recommendations to deploy the National COVID-19 Health Management Plan are in place, six months after its release.

Essential vaccinations Australians may need when travelling overseas - Vimarsana News

Essential vaccinations Australians may need when travelling overseas

When travelling overseas, Australians may require vaccinations to protect themselves against infectious diseases that are either absent in Australia or more prevalent in other parts of the world. Here's how you can best prepare for your trip.

Source: sbs.com.au
Queensland COVID light remains on green despite rising hospital admissions for the pandemic virus and flu - Vimarsana News

Queensland COVID light remains on green despite rising hospital admissions for the pandemic virus and flu

Public hospitals in Bundaberg and Mackay have already re-introduced compulsory mask wearing with significant numbers of Omicron and flu cases circulating together across the state for the first time.

Source: abc.net.au