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  Measles ‘reestablished’ in six European countries
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  Preparedness in practice: Rwanda’s record-breaking Marburg response
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  Are vaccines good value? We asked a mathematician
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  Pneumonia protection: older adults missing out in some European countries
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  Vaccination is vital to cardiovascular prevention, say heart specialists
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  You can’t eliminate what you don’t measure: The data gap on HPV vaccination
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  ‘My baby started to cry – I knew something was wrong’
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  From heart health to dementia, vaccines are key to ageing well
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  Our immune systems weaken with age – what does this mean for vaccination?
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  Healthy ageing: What can Europe learn from Japan?
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  Can AI help beat vaccine misinformation? We interviewed ChatGPT
  How nasal vaccines could reduce the spread of disease
  How nasal vaccines could reduce the spread of disease
  Vaccine conversations: a new way to tackle misinformation
  Vaccine conversations: a new way to tackle misinformation
  Ukraine: Immunisation in a time of war
  Ukraine: Immunisation in a time of war
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  Can you protect against meningitis?
  Is vaccination a human right in Europe?
  Is vaccination a human right in Europe?
  When should children have their measles vaccines?
  When should children have their measles vaccines?
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Could the death of my daughter have been prevented?

September 10^th, 2012

How are new vaccines developed?

September 3^rd, 2012

Meningitis: adding the public health perspective

August 28^th, 2012

On the frontlines of cancer prevention through vaccination

August 23^rd, 2012

Rubella spreading in Poland and Romania

August 22^nd, 2012

Vaccines are ‘very effective and very safe’

August 20^th, 2012

UK plans flu vaccines for all children

August 14^th, 2012

Can rubella be wiped out in Europe by 2015?

August 8^th, 2012

Why are health professionals so important in immunisation programmes?

August 5^th, 2012

Cholera in Cuba: should European tourists worry?

July 31^st, 2012

Spotlight on hepatitis

July 26^th, 2012

The remorseless return of whooping cough

July 18^th, 2012

Vaccine programmes – the hidden victim of the financial crisis?

July 11^th, 2012

Episode 2: Seasonal Influenza: The Annual Epidemic

July 4^th, 2012

Episode 1: Measles: Battling complacency in Europe

July 4^th, 2012

What are the complications of measles?

July 4^th, 2012

Should childhood vaccination be mandatory?

July 2^nd, 2012

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Photo competition: Where will vaccines take you?

July 11^th, 2016

Meet the scientist using comics to save lives

July 8^th, 2016

Immunisation essential to healthy ageing and independent living

July 4^th, 2016

Critically-acclaimed film brings HPV stories to life

June 23^rd, 2016

Why parents fear vaccines – and why they shouldn’t

June 21^st, 2016

Vaccines: a case study of false balance on TV

June 15^th, 2016

How risky are vaccines?

June 10^th, 2016

Vaccine transport: are drones the answer?

June 7^th, 2016

European Parliament planning resolution on vaccines

May 31^st, 2016

Flu survey

May 18^th, 2016

Hesitancy and refusal: mandatory vaccination may not be the solution

May 12^th, 2016

Measles and rubella elimination ‘gaining momentum’

May 3^rd, 2016

WHO backs dengue vaccine as the Philippines launches school-based immunisation programme

May 1^st, 2016

Vaccines: still our best shot against communicable diseases

April 29^th, 2016

The perils of false balance

April 26^th, 2016

Dad, what’s measles?

April 25^th, 2016

World Meningitis Day – The Importance of 24 Hours

April 24^th, 2016

Vaccines accelerated fall in childhood deaths

April 18^th, 2016

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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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