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Polio epidemic in Congo
A sudden epidemic of polio has ravaged the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Woman fights for ACC to pay $250,000 bill
A woman plans to appeal to the High Court after an ACC decision not to pay a $250,000 medical bill she was left with when she fell seriously ill after having a flu jab.
Rabbit virus could help cancer sufferers - researchers
A new vaccine therapy, derived from rabbit calicivirus disease (RCD), could offer hope for colorectal cancer sufferers, researchers say.
Kiwi granddad pays respects to flu girl
A toddler who died in her Australian home a day after having a flu vaccine is a part-Maori girl whose father grew up in Tokoroa.
'Bad batch' of flu vaccine now ruled out
The maker of the flu vaccine now implicated in a rash of child sickness across Australia has ruled out a "bad batch" is involved.
Fear of repeat sends demand for anti-flu jabs soaring
Epidemic is expected to return, although only five cases have been confirmed so far.
Illnesses halt vaccine for under-5s
Australian authorities are investigating the death of a toddler within 12 hours of her receiving a flu vaccination.
Demand for jabs puts squeeze on supply
Demand for the influenza vaccine has been so high that some medical practices have been left without supplies.