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According to an oft-repeated factoid, half of all the human beings who have ever existed on Earth have been killed by malaria – equivalent to around 54.5 billion people.

The Week

RSV vaccine for older adults approved by UK medicines regulator

Arexvy could help NHS deal with virus that causes about 8,000 deaths among older people in UK each year

The Guardian - UK

RSV vaccine for over-60s on the horizon after regulatory approval

RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) leads to around 8,000 deaths among people aged over 60 in the UK every year.

Evening Standard

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Jab for common illness among over-60s on the horizon after regulatory approval

RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) leads to around 8,000 deaths among people aged over 60 in the UK every year.

The Independent UK

New vaccine for disease that kills 8,000 over 60s in UK every year

The vaccine will help cut up to 175,000 GP visits

Wales Online

Morning Mail: vaccine child ‘deaths’ revealed as hoaxes, Meta acts on voice disinformation, England win Ashes thriller

Australia’s drug regulator received two hoax reports of children dying from Covid vaccines, and England keeps Ashes hopes alive with test three win

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s drug regulator received two hoax reports of children dying from Covid vaccines

Exclusive: Therapeutic Goods Administration documents reveal separate reports made in 2022 about two boys, aged six and seven, were false

The Guardian - AU

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'Fear of vaccines threatens all of us - and Covid has made it worse'

Simon Nicholas Williams, of Swansea University, argues that tackling vaccine hesitancy is a matter of global importance. This article originally appeared in The Conversation

Wales Online

Pandemic babies behind on communication at age two – but other developmental areas remain unaffected

The world changed for all of us when we were suddenly plunged into a pandemic in 2020. COVID sent us into a series of lockdowns in a bid to control the spread of the virus until a vaccine could be developed.

The Conversation

Vaccination explained in 60 seconds: ideas that changed the world

In this series, The Week looks at the ideas and innovations that permanently changed the way we see the world.

The Week

UN to roll out 18 million malaria vaccines across 12 African countries by 2025

The World Health Organization, Unicef and the Vaccine Alliance have announced 18 million doses of the first malaria vaccine will be delivered to 12 African countries by 2025.

Radio France Internationale

Health warning as cases of little known disease skyrocket and 'tripledemic' looms

Health officials are endorsing two new vaccines against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) for older Americans, alongside flu and Covid-19 vaccines, although there are uncertainties about the risks

Daily Mirror

‘Safe and effective’: first malaria vaccine to be rolled out in 12 African countries

An initial 18m doses will be delivered over the next two years to combat a disease that kills nearly half a million children annually

The Guardian - UK

The plan to dodge another tripledemic

Vaccines to stave off the flu, a new COVID variant and now, respiratory syncytial virus could help avert another tripledemic this fall. Unless the public is too crisis-fatigued to care.

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Moderna signs deal to make mRNA vaccines for Chinese market

Moderna Inc. will push toward producing messenger RNA vaccines for China, seeking a foothold in the world’s second-largest pharmaceutical market even as geopolitical tensions rise.

Zenger

RFK Jr.’s Presidential Bid Stirs Vaccine Conspiracy Debate

Cheryl Hines weighs in on controversies surrounding husband's anti-vaccine activism, emphasizes need for dialogue.

The Independent UK

Up to 10,000 Britons could take part in cancer vaccine trials

Participants could receive groundbreaking treatment after the Government signed an agreement with a leading pharmaceutical company.

Wales Online

Vaccine hesitancy is great threat to world health

Concerns over side-effects, distrust in government and a belief in conspiracy theories all increased chances of people refusing vaccinations, say scientists

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GPO signs vaccine pact with Korean biotech giant

The Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO) has bolstered its partnership with SK bioscience of South Korea to enhance regional vaccine security, starting with the production of influenza vaccines scheduled for availability next year.

Inverse

A Long-Awaited Vaccine For Lyme Disease is Tantalizingly Close — Here's When It Could Be Available

Over the past twenty years, Lyme disease cases have continued to climb, and we are finally tantalizingly close to another vaccine.

The Guardian - UK

UK regulator sued for not investigating Covid vaccine ‘misinformation’

Case brought against General Medical Council for failure to look into claimed links to heart problems and deaths

The Conversation

Vaccine hesitancy is one of the greatest threats to global health – and the pandemic has made it worse

The COVID pandemic has disrupted many areas of routine healthcare including, importantly, childhood vaccination.

Nottingham Post

Every secondary school pupil in England to be offered flu vaccine this year

From September new government program will years 7 to 11 offered the spray to combat a rise in excess influenza deaths

The Independent UK

Flu vaccination expanded to all secondary school pupils in England

All primary school children and infants aged two and three will also be offered the vaccine.

LiveScience

Could vaccines prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease?

Scientists are testing vaccines as potential treatments for Alzheimer's, in an attempt to reign in harmful immune activity tied to the disease.

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