Australians could get coronavirus vax from March: Hunt
Sophisticated eskies will transport the leading Pfizer vaccine candidate, says the Federal Minister for Health.
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Could China’s virus vax go global in an emergency?
WHO says it is in talks with the country to put add the experimental vaccine to its emergency use list.
Don’t make COVID-19 vaccine mandatory, urges AMA
President Omar Khorshid, who claims he'll be 'the first to roll up his sleeve', believes Aussies will welcome the vaccine.
This is where we are at with a COVID-19 vaccine
The global race to develop a coronavirus vaccine is speeding up with Russia and China already approving experimental vaccine use in their populatio…
One in 10 Aussies say they’ll refuse a COVID-19 vax
The poll of more than 1000 people also shows one fifth believe hydroxychloroquine is a safe and effective treatment.
Does HPV cause prostate cancer?
Researchers say there’s a strong association, underlining the potential benefit of vaccination for males.
Post-vax febrile convulsions ‘not linked to long-term harm’
Study findings should reassure parents, Australian researchers say.
Thousands of pharmacy vaccinations going unreported
Public health doctors flag concern as pharmacy immunisation continues to expand.
Flu vaccine production has ramped up but GPs still can’t get enough
Soaring demand because of coronavirus magnifies distribution problems, GP Dr Rod Pearce says.
Top GP slams Pete Evans and radio show over anti-vax promotion
RACGP President Dr Harry Nespolon has called out the celebrity chef and the hosts of the Kyle and Jackie O Show for giving Mr Evans 'unfettered' ai…
