AAP - 14-05-2015
Our genes are less active in winter, researchers say, so our immune system could be one of the many mechanisms that are subtly affected by "seasonality".
AAP - 17-04-2015
A US professor who led global efforts to eradicate smallpox, says new methods such as oral vaccine or skin patches are needed to overcome debates over the use of syringes
AAP - 09-04-2015
The government says it is not good enough that parents expect taxpayer funding yet don't vaccinate their kids. The federal government has flagged a possible
AAP - 27-03-2015
The latest in a string of candidate vaccines against the deadly Ebola virus has proven safe in an early trial in healthy adults in China. But while it triggered
AAP - 13-03-2015
Queensland's government wants to give childcare centres the power to ban children from their premises, but is not planning a blanket ban.
AAP - 04-03-2015
American researchers have finally traced the origins of two AIDS virus strains to gorillas from southwest Cameroon. Two of four strains of the
AAP - 19-02-2015
A prototype drug has provided protection for monkeys carrying the simian version of the AIDS virus, giving hope of a vaccine for HIV in humans.
AAP - 29-01-2015
Australian researchers say a particular strain of probiotics could provide an effective treatment for peanut allergies. Australian researchers
AAP - 19-01-2015
Babies will be protected with free access to the whooping cough vaccine, the Victorian government has announced. Whooping cough vaccines will
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