ABC News: Moranbah man charged for assaulting GP who refused COVID vaccine exemption
Following on from our recent CVU panel discussion on COVID-19 mandatory vaccination, no fault compensation and medical exemption, this article highlights the abuse healthcare workers are experiencing as a result of some members of the community who are feeling threatened and fearful about mandatory vaccination.
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ABC News: Moranbah man charged for assaulting GP who refused COVID vaccine exemption
To find out more information regarding the COVID-19 mandatory vaccination directions in Victoria, please click on the link below:
एमवीईसी: विक्टोरिया में कोविड-19 अनिवार्य टीकाकरण निर्देश
CBS News: Flu outbreak hits University of Michigan as some students prepare to travel for Thanksgiving holiday: "There's vaccine fatigue"
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are investigating approximately 530 reported cases of influenza at the University of Michigan, with 77% of them being unvaccinated against influenza. In addition to this, health officials have also reported an increase of viruses like RSV and influenza, which Michigan hasn't seen in more than a year, as well as a surge in COVID-19 cases among those who are unvaccinated.
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CBS: News: Flu outbreak hits University of Michigan as some students prepare to travel for Thanksgiving holiday: "There's vaccine fatigue"
New resource developed by NCIRS: Decision Aid: Should I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
The National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS) have developed a simple resource to help individuals in making the decision on whether COVID-19 vaccination is right for them.
The resource was created by leading experts in immunisation and Public Health and has been designed in 5 simple steps to provide information on the COVID-19 virus and vaccines, weigh up the risks and benefits of vaccination, and assist in making a decision.
To access the Decision Aid, please click on the link below:
New resource developed by NCIRS: Decision Aid: Should I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
The Conversation: No, vaccinated people are not ‘just as infectious’ as unvaccinated people if they get COVID
Recent studies have shown similar peak viral loads in vaccinated people who contract COVID-19 disease compared with unvaccinated people who contract COVID, raising questions around the impact that vaccination has on preventing transmission.
This article discusses the findings from recent studies on viral load and further explores the impact that vaccination has on those who experience breakthrough disease. It specifically highlights how vaccinated individuals with breakthrough disease can clear the virus faster, have lower levels of the virus overall, and therefore are less contagious.
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The Conversation: No, vaccinated people are not ‘just as infectious’ as unvaccinated people if they get COVID
New Kids Health Info Podcast Episode - Fear of needles. What helps?
A new episode of the popular Kids Health Info podcast on the Fear of needles is now available.
In this session, the hosts are joined by two special guests - Sonja Elia, an Immunisation Nurse Practitioner and head of the RCH Immunisation Drop-In Centre, and Dr Amanda Stock, a Paediatrician and Emergency Physician from the RCH where they discuss helpful strategies and techniques available to children and families to manage anxiety about needles.
To listen to the podcast, please click on the link below:
Kids Health Info podcast: Fear of needs. What helps?
Healthed Going Viral Podcast featuring A/Prof Nigel Crawford
MVEC’s Associate Professor Nigel Crawford delivered the COVID-19 Update as part of the recent Healthed Australia online lecture series.
In this lecture, A/Prof Nigel Crawford discussed the following:
- COVID booster dose
- Myocarditis following mRNA vaccine
- Vaccinating 5-11-year-olds with Pfizer
- Best vaccine delivery method
- Opening the borders – don’t forget there are many vaccine-preventable diseases (VPDs)
To listen to the lecture in full, click on the link below:
Healthed lecture series 11 November: COVID-19 Update
The Conversation: Nose sprays, needle-free patches, durable immunity: towards the next generation of COVID vaccination
The COVID-19 pandemic has perpetuated rapid medical advancements and technological innovations. Over the last 20 months, we’ve experienced an influx of new vaccines which have proven to be safe and effective in preventing disease.
Scientists and researchers around the world are already working on the next generation of COVID vaccines to help tackle issues regarding waning immunity, storage and delivery, and vaccine hesitancy. Focusing their efforts on making vaccination easier, delivering more durable immunity and protecting against future variants
This article looks at the different considerations for research and technology around the world that will in turn lead to the next generation of COVID vaccines.
Follow the link to read the full article: Nose sprays, needle-free patches, durable immunity: towards the next generation of COVID vaccination
मॉडर्न का COVID-19 वैक्सीन (SPIKEVAX) - मूल्यांकन के तहत वयस्कों के लिए बच्चों और बूस्टर शॉट में प्रस्तावित उपयोग के लिए अस्थायी निर्धारण
थेराप्यूटिक गुड्स एडमिनिस्ट्रेशन (TGA) ने मॉडर्न ऑस्ट्रेलिया Pty Ltd को उसके COVID-19 वैक्सीन, SPIKEVAX के संबंध में अनंतिम निर्धारण प्रदान किया है।
SPIKEVAX को 12 वर्ष या उससे अधिक आयु के व्यक्तियों में उपयोग के लिए अस्थायी रूप से अनुमोदित किया गया है। इस दृढ़ संकल्प को प्रदान करने का अर्थ है कि मॉडर्न ऑस्ट्रेलिया प्राइवेट लिमिटेड छोटे बच्चों में उपयोग के लिए टीके के अनंतिम अनुमोदन को बदलने के लिए आवेदन करने के लिए पात्र है।
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मॉडर्न का COVID-19 वैक्सीन (SPIKEVAX) - मूल्यांकन के तहत वयस्कों के लिए बच्चों और बूस्टर शॉट में प्रस्तावित उपयोग के लिए अस्थायी निर्धारण
The Conversation: COVID vaccines for 5 to 11 year old’s are inching closer. Here’s what we know so far
This week, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorised the provisional use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in children between the age of 5 to 11 years. Children will receive two doses of the vaccine, at a reduced dose (one-third of the adult dose) administered approximately three weeks apart.
Pfizer has submitted a partial application to Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and is currently on track to supply the remaining data over the next two weeks. Once approved, the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisations (ATAGI) will advise the government on timing the rollout.
Current data suggests a clear advantage to immunising children against COVID-19, including protecting them from severe complications associated with the Delta variant, and helping to minimise the spread of the virus amongst the more vulnerable in the community.
Follow this link to read the full article:
COVID vaccines for 5 to 11 year old’s are inching closer. Here’s what we know so far
Novavax Files for Authorization of its COVID-19 Vaccine in the United Kingdom
Novavax has completed the rolling regulatory submission to the U.K Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for authorization of the first protein-based COVID-19 vaccine.
The NVX-CoV2373 vaccine is engineered from the genetic sequence of the first strain of SARS-CoV-2. Using Novavax recombinant nanoparticle technology to generate antigen derived from the coronavirus spike protein and is formulated with Novavax patented saponin-based Matrix-M ™ adjuvant to stimulate high levels of neutralizing antibodies.
Clinical data from Phase 3 trials included over 15,000 participants and demonstrated that NVX-CoV2373 elicited a strong immune response with an overall efficacy of 89.7% as well as a favourable safety and tolerability profile.
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Novavax Files for Authorization of its COVID-19 Vaccine in the United Kingdom