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This virus is surging in China. In NSW, it’s already passed

This virus is surging in China. In NSW, it’s already passed

Cases of human metapneumovirus have declined in NSW, while health authorities continue to monitor elevated COVID infections over the festive period.

  • by Angus Thomson

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‘We don’t have a Team Australia approach’: Vaccine facility rejects plea for help
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‘We don’t have a Team Australia approach’: Vaccine facility rejects plea for help

A request by NSW to access a taxpayer-funded Moderna mRNA facility was knocked back, raising more questions about how much value Australia is getting from the facility.

  • by Liam Mannix and Paul Sakkal
Former celebrity chef Pete Evans to publish cookbook with RFK Jr

Former celebrity chef Pete Evans to publish cookbook with RFK Jr

The book will be published by Kennedy’s Children’s Health Defence, an organisation known as one of the country’s largest anti-vaccine groups.

  • by Nick Ralston
‘Dangerous’: Caroline Kennedy blasts cousin RFK Jr’s vaccine views

‘Dangerous’: Caroline Kennedy blasts cousin RFK Jr’s vaccine views

The departing US ambassador said: “I grew up with him, so I’ve known all this for a long time; others are just getting to know him.”

  • by Matthew Knott
It started as a headache. By evening, James was unresponsive to his name
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Illness

It started as a headache. By evening, James was unresponsive to his name

After losing core years of his young life to COVID-19 lockdowns, my teenage son’s life was almost claimed by an entirely avoidable illness.

  • by Fiona Hall
How the Morrison government passed over an Australian company for a US pharmaceutical giant

How the Morrison government passed over an Australian company for a US pharmaceutical giant

Australia’s audit office will probe the Morrison government’s $2 billion deal with US pharmaceutical giant Moderna to set up vaccine manufacturing in Australia.

  • by Paul Sakkal and Liam Mannix
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The US may ‘go wild’, but Australia must protect vaccination sentiment
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The US may ‘go wild’, but Australia must protect vaccination sentiment

As the US faces the possibility of health policy driven by an anti-vaxxer, Australia must tackle rising vaccine scepticism following the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Free RSV vaccines for mothers and babies as cases spike by 37,000

Free RSV vaccines for mothers and babies as cases spike by 37,000

The respiratory virus is the leading cause of hospitalisation for infants, with 12,000 babies admitted each year. Before next winter, protection for mums and bubs will be free.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
Cylas stops breathing every night. This year, more than 26,000 children caught the same disease

Cylas stops breathing every night. This year, more than 26,000 children caught the same disease

Australia is experiencing its worst whooping cough epidemic on record driven by a rise in cases among children as vaccination rates dip.

  • by Kate Aubusson
After Pfizer’s coronavirus boom, CEO in crosshairs over sales slump

After Pfizer’s coronavirus boom, CEO in crosshairs over sales slump

It’s a sharp turn in fortune for Albert Bourla, who oversaw development and mass production of the novel RNA vaccine that helped get the pandemic under control and put the global economy back on track.

  • by Daniel Gilbert
‘Huge system failure’: Parents reeling after vaccine storage error at Sydney GP clinic
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‘Huge system failure’: Parents reeling after vaccine storage error at Sydney GP clinic

Hundreds of children will potentially need to be revaccinated after authorities discovered a storage error at a Dulwich Hill GP clinic dating back five years.

  • by Kate Aubusson and Angus Thomson

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