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Girl died after suffering rare inflammation of heart linked to Covid – inquest

Jorja Halliday’s mother said the teenager died on the day that she was due to have her Covid-19 vaccine.

The Independent UK

Girl, 15, died after suffering inflammation of heart linked to Covid-19

Jorja Halliday’s mother said the teenager died on the day that she was due to have her Covid-19 vaccine.

The Independent UK

15-year-old girl died suddenly from Covid complication on day her vaccine was due

Consultant paediatric pathologist Samantha Holden gave a cause of death of acute myocarditis associated with Covid-19

Wales Online

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China rolls out first inhalable Covid vaccine

SHANGHAI: In what is believed to be a world first, Shanghai this week introduced a new type of Covid-19 vaccine that is inhaled rather than administered via injection.

Bangkok Post

The 'surprising' finding of an online poll about COVID-19 vaccines is not what it seems

A news.com.au poll on vaccine satisfaction was shared dozens of times in online groups populated by anti-vax activists, some with direct call outs encouraging manipulation of the results.

ABC News

New data lists the Covid symptoms to look out for depending on which vaccines you’ve had

There’s a whole host of different potential symptoms, ranging from mild fatigue to much more severe ones

Irish Mirror

Flu spike leaves some young children needing intensive care

In total around 33 million people in England can get a free flu vaccine this year, including everyone aged 50 and over, all primary-age children and some secondary-age children

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Flu levels continuing to rise in England with rates highest among children

Vaccine uptake among very young children is down on this point last year.

The Independent UK

COVID vaccines don't just benefit physical health – they improve mental health too

The considerable physical health benefits of COVID vaccines, in particular, the significantly reduced risk of serious illness, hospitalisation and death from the virus, are well known.

The Conversation

Sacramento school board candidate argued polio vaccine could be replaced with light

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A candidate for a seat on a Sacramento school board aired vaccine misinformation and criticized state policies related to race and sex education at public meetings over the past year, videos show.

Tribune News Service

'Media literacy' advocates push to create savvier consumers of news and information

The Instagram headline was pithy and alarming: “Head of Pfizer Research: Covid Vaccine is Female Sterilization.” And the report, from a murky source, could have had real-world consequences, coming in 2020, just as the U.S. rolled out the first vaccines to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

Los Angeles Times

Dispelling parents' concerns key as COVID inoculations begin

As the pediatrician removed the needle from the 4-year-old boy's arm, he gently praised the child as he sat on his mother's lap.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

The Feds Monkey Around With Monkeypox

The FDA delayed the delivery of 1 million vaccine doses, and many high-risk Americans were turned away from health clinics that had run out of vaccines.

Reason

When health solidarity is health security

Kicking off the UN's second annual Sustainable Development Goals Moment last month, Unicef Goodwill Ambassador Priyanka Chopra Jonas emphasised the role of solidarity as a driver of change. "Global solidarity is more important than ever," she said. "Together, we have an extraordinary opportunity to change the world we live in."

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Texans' COVID-19 vaccine records might eventually be destroyed because of state law

FORT WORTH, Texas — The COVID-19 vaccination records of at least 9.6 million Texans will be destroyed five years after the statewide public health disaster ends, unless state officials manage to contact all vaccine recipients and ask whether they want the records preserved.

The Independent UK

China launches a COVID-19 vaccine inhaled through the mouth

The Chinese city of Shanghai has started administering an inhalable COVID-19 vaccine in what appears to be a world first

ABC News

Warren Tredrea's court action against Nine News Adelaide likely to be resolved before it goes to trial

A former AFL player and Nine News Adelaide presenter will likely resolve his legal dispute with the broadcaster over a COVID-19 vaccine mandate, his lawyers say.

Dublin Live

HSE secures an additional 15,000 vaccines for monkeypox

There have been 200 cases of monkeypox to date reported in Ireland

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Health Minister Stephen Donnelly says one in three people are skipping their Monkeypox vaccine appointment

'There’s a lot of demand for them, so please do everything you can to turn up'

Irish Mirror

Free flu vaccine now being offered in over 1,300 pharmacies amid fear of 'harsher' winter

Vaccination is free of charge to all those in at-risk groups, medical card holders and children aged between 2-17.

The Independent UK

Biden to get updated COVID-19 booster shot, promote vaccine

President Joe Biden is getting his updated COVID-19 booster shot on Tuesday

Liverpool Echo

History of woman who helped develop polio vaccine without even knowing

Henrietta Lacks' cells have been used to benefit the world

Bangkok Post

Thailand signs up to global vaccine institute

Thailand has been formally inducted as a member of the International Vaccine Institute (IVI), which will enhance the country's capacity and knowledge in developing and producing vaccines.

AAP

Progress on world-first gonorrhoea vaccine

Clinical trials of a world-first gonorrhoea vaccine could be a year away as the problem of antibiotic resistance becomes increasingly pressing around the world.

The Independent UK

Government not planning inquiry solely into vaccine safety – health minister

Health minister Caroline Johnson said the vaccines will be reviewed as part of the wider UK Covid-19 inquiry.

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