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Last-minute jab urged as flu stalks the land

Patches set to take pain out of vaccination

Tetanus boosters stored in faulty fridge

Teen loses limbs in battle against shocking disease

Jab no surefire protection from cervical cancer

The HPV vaccination could mean more women with cervical cancer will not be diagnosed, health officials have warned.

Flu epidemic met by data chaos and poor planning, says report

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.

'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.

Vaccine reactions deter mother

Baby among 28 sick after outbreak of measles

Swine flu blamed for rise in pregnancy deaths

The swine flu virus is being blamed for a leap in the number of pregnant women dying in New Zealand and Australia.

<i>Editorial</i>: Cash for jabs money well spent

Taking steps to ward off horrible illness

Act now to fight swine flu: Ministry

New Zealanders are being urged to have flu jabs soon, ahead of a likely second round of the international swine flu pandemic.

Cash lure seen as way to raise immunisation

Ministry backs school over vaccine

<i>Editorial</i>: Dodgy science is bad medicine

Vaccine link to autism dismissed

A controversial reasearch paper was withdrawn as a result of a preliminary verdict that the authors had acted 'dishonestly' and 'irresponsibly'.