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  Meningitis in England: Anatomy of an Outbreak
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  Cancer vaccine: how European countries can save more lives
  Beyond childhood: why lifelong vaccination is a frontline defence against chronic disease
  Beyond childhood: why lifelong vaccination is a frontline defence against chronic disease
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  Measles outbreak in Sweden: most cases in unvaccinated children
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  Vaccine reminders: the right nudge can increase uptake
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  Increasing HPV vaccination among Roma communities
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  HPV vaccine: cervical cancer deaths plummet among young women in England
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  Covid vaccines: transitioning to a new normal
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  Growing evidence links respiratory infections & chronic disease
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  Interview: The evidence linking respiratory infections to cardiovascular disease is strong and growing
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  European heart health plan aims to boost vaccination rates
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  How might shingles vaccines reduce dementia risk?
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  Meet the online influencer whose vaccine videos went viral
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  Covid revealed adult vaccination ‘communication gap’
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  Vaccines and ageing: Helping older people decide
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  EMA steps up vaccine information efforts
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  Whooping cough surge exposes gaps in adult vaccination
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  Shielding Europe against vaccine-preventable cancers
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The Healthy Ageing & Prevention Index: holding governments to account

September 11^th, 2023

Creating a new vaccine ecosystem to fight cervical cancer

September 1^st, 2023

Latin American experts join forces to boost vaccine uptake

August 25^th, 2023

Vaccination in prisons: improving the health of prison populations and the wider community

July 28^th, 2023

The Netherlands: concerns rise as vaccination falls

July 21^st, 2023

Nederland: bezorgdheid neemt toe nu vaccinatie daalt

July 21^st, 2023

Spotlight on Spain: building life-course vaccination on a strong foundation

July 13^th, 2023

España en primer plano: construyendo el concepto de la vacunación a lo largo de toda la vida sobre una base sólida

July 12^th, 2023

Mosquito diseases surge in Europe

July 3^rd, 2023

Autumn COVID-19 vaccines to target XBB variant

June 20^th, 2023

Why immunisation of older adults is the future

June 14^th, 2023

MERS vaccine research accelerates as COVID-19 pandemic ends

June 6^th, 2023

How video games & quizzes are boosting vaccine education

May 25^th, 2023

Can European projects improve vaccination rates for all?

May 18^th, 2023

Europe plans to eliminate hepatitis B by 2030 ‒ can it be done?

May 11^th, 2023

Austria outbreak shows how quickly measles can return

April 28^th, 2023

Global vaccination: Disease outbreaks in countries with ‘zero-dose’ children

April 25^th, 2023

European Immunization Week: The Big Catch-Up

April 23^rd, 2023

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‘Flu vaccine good for diabetes’

December 10^th, 2014

‘Vaccines are for life’, says Europe

December 8^th, 2014

The ethics of immunising healthy children against flu

December 4^th, 2014

Does mandatory vaccination work?

November 28^th, 2014

Where are the Ebola vaccines?

November 25^th, 2014

What Australia can teach us about childhood immunisation

November 18^th, 2014

How should doctors communicate about immunisation?

November 7^th, 2014

Doctors: ‘Roll up your sleeves’ for flu vaccine

October 28^th, 2014

Lung disease: patients need flu vaccine

October 22^nd, 2014

Parents: can you afford to take this week off work?

October 16^th, 2014

Europe braced for killer virus

October 9^th, 2014

Anatomy of a measles outbreak

September 22^nd, 2014

How can Roma children be protected from measles?

September 22^nd, 2014

Lessons from (recent) history

September 19^th, 2014

How one mother’s story went viral

September 3^rd, 2014

Bringing vaccines to the world’s poorest children

September 1^st, 2014

Is the flu vaccine an ‘ethical obligation’ for doctors?

August 27^th, 2014

When is your next visit to the doctor?

August 22^nd, 2014

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On the frontlines of cancer prevention through vaccination

August 23^rd, 2012

Autism: a mother’s story

June 22^nd, 2012

Should pro-vaccine parents engage in the anti-vaccination debate?

April 11^th, 2012

Vaccination policy: what role for ethical values?

January 16^th, 2012

Preventing cancer-causing infections

October 3^rd, 2011

Flu vaccines can help keep older people out of hospital

September 28^th, 2011

Influenza pandemics – a brief history

September 26^th, 2011

The socio-economic burden of influenza

September 23^rd, 2011

Did pandemic preparedness help Europe deal with H1N1?

September 15^th, 2011

Vaccine researchers have new targets in their sights

January 10^th, 2011

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A parent’s story: ‘Our tragedy could have been avoided’

December 5^th, 2011

Patient story: ‘Take every opportunity to vaccinate your child’

January 25^th, 2011

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