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Sue DunlevyNational Health Reporter

Sue Dunlevy is the national health reporter for the Sunday Telegraph, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier Mail and Adelaide Advertiser who writes about medical research breakthroughs, pharmaceuticals, the health system, health insurance and health politics.

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How Australia can fast-track vaccine rollout

Frontline health workers reveal the three key changes needed to speed up the nation’s troubled vaccination program.

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Covid nasal spray trial: Are you eligible?

Clinical trials of a nasal spray that could prevent Covid-19 have started in Australia and the company is looking for people to take part.

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Covid vaccine advice Aussies can’t ignore

Some of Australia’s leading scientific experts are uniting to send Australians a vital message that could help bring the coronavirus crisis to an end.

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‘Free to fly’: How PM should’ve done Covid TV ad

Some of advertising’s biggest names reveal the Covid vaccination ad campaigns that work won’t be about instilling fear in us.

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Covid-19 Delta Strain vs the Kappa Strain. Picture: ABC/ WHO

AstraZeneca vaccine change for Delta outbreak

There have been recent changes to advice for Australians facing the Delta outbreak who have not been vaccinated yet. Find out how it affects you.

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Experts unite to help get Aussies vaccinated against Covid-19

Some of Australia’s leading scientific experts are uniting to send Australians a vital message that could help bring the coronavirus crisis to an end.

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How to get your Covid jab at the chemist

With Australia’s biggest city in lockdown, chemists have been brought in to fast track the Covid-19 vaccine rollout. See how you can get a jab.

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Danielle Snelling and Eloise Baker-Hughes met back in 2013 after realising their both lost their mothers.They co-found the non for profit - Motherless Daughters. Danielle, Eloise and Eloise's daughter Matilda. Picture: Tim Carrafa

‘I lost myself’: Aussies who’ve lost their mums find new hope

When two women bonded after they lost their mums it led to the birth of a groundbreaking support service.

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New side effect for Pfizer, Moderna jabs

The UK’s drugs regulator has linked a new side effect to the Pfizer and Moderna Covid vaccines after investigating a number of cases.

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MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - JULY 07: A man receives a dose of the COVID-19 AstraZeneca vaccine as part of the vaccination plan against Covid-19 at Campo Marte on July 07, 2021 in Mexico City, Mexico. The Mexican government admitted on July 06, through the Undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion Hugo Lopez Gatell, that the cases of Covid-19 in Mexico have increased by 22 percent. However, the Undersecretary stated that the number of hospitalizations and deaths are not as fast as they were during the beginning of the pandemic in part, because of the fact that many people have been vaccinated. (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)

Third Australian dies after AZ jab

A 61-year-old Australian woman is dead after developing blood clots following the AstraZeneca vaccine.

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