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  Can the EU lead the global fight against infectious disease?
  
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  Poland is prioritising disease prevention at all ages
  
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  Are new TB vaccines finally within reach?
  
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  HPV vaccination: preventing cervical cancer in Romania
  
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Nurses are on the frontline in the battle against superbugs

September 11^th, 2019

Trustworthy information: Pinterest & Vaccine Safety Net join forces

August 28^th, 2019

Tech giants take action on vaccine misinformation

August 22^nd, 2019

Has Finland found an antivax antidote?

July 8^th, 2019

The goal was always, from day 1, that no one else’s mum dies

June 26^th, 2019

Measles in Europe: 4.5 million children & teens at risk

June 14^th, 2019

Measles outbreaks will have long-lasting impact

June 7^th, 2019

Serious gaming: can video games turn us into public health players?

May 28^th, 2019

Polio endgame: is eradication in sight?

May 22^nd, 2019

Vaccine Champions: Young people demand healthier future

May 20^th, 2019

From Poland to Scotland: Vaccine myths cross borders

May 16^th, 2019

People power: listening to patients can help improve vaccine uptake

May 15^th, 2019

Huge drop in cervical disease, thanks to HPV vaccine

May 9^th, 2019

Global solidarity: the inspiring story of how countries support one another’s vaccine programmes in times of need

April 30^th, 2019

World Meningitis Day: exploring the impact of meningitis

April 24^th, 2019

Pharmacy pilot project increases flu vaccination by 32%

April 18^th, 2019

Protection in pregnancy: Vaccine reduces flu hospitalisation risk

March 21^st, 2019

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Vaccines are rigorously tested, says EMA expert

December 7^th, 2010

Burden of pertussis ‘unchanged’, says ECDC

December 7^th, 2010

Vaccine safety: perceptions and the internet

December 7^th, 2010

Excellent TV documentary on vaccines

December 7^th, 2010

ECDC report highlights measles cases

December 7^th, 2010

Expert: ‘Authorities should discuss risks of not vaccinating’

December 7^th, 2010

Listening can help restore trust in vaccines

December 7^th, 2010

Life-saving vaccines becoming more accessible

December 7^th, 2010

The future of vaccines

December 7^th, 2010

Dr Pieter Neels Interview

December 7^th, 2010

Gearing up for the new flu season

October 25^th, 2010

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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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Meet the cancer survivor turning his brush with death into a superpower

April 7^th, 2025

How families are fighting flu in the US

March 4^th, 2024

‘How my wife’s flu infection changed our lives forever’

January 30^th, 2024

Breaking the taboo: ‘No one wants to talk about anal cancer’

November 24^th, 2023

Penile cancer: ‘We need to talk about HPV and men’

December 19^th, 2022

Is there a meningitis vaccine?

October 5^th, 2022