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Doctors are now working to try to find a one-shot cure

The Mirror went to South Africa to see the work being done to fight tuberculosis - which has now overtaken Covid as the world's most deadly infectious disease

A new review suggests modest incentives appear to have positive effects on vaccine uptake.

Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya on June 3 said “international cooperation is essential to advance vaccine development for emerging pathogens, and the G20 can serve as a vital platform to facilitate collaboration between governments, research organisations, pharmaceutical companies, and other stakeholders.”

Nurse Jennifer Davis, from Ohio, US, was the first patient in the world to receive the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Vaccine in 2021 at the Cleveland Clinic, which has been in development for nearly twenty years

People have four weeks left to receive their first or second Covid vaccine, or the spring booster

While incumbent Joe Biden is the favoured Democratic pick for the 2024 US presidential nomination, another more controversial candidate is gaining popular support in the polls. Robert F. Kennedy Jr, a self-described vaccine sceptic, announced his candidacy to run for president as a Democrat in April.

Cases of influenza (the flu) and COVID are set to rise over winter, with many Australians looking to protect themselves from both of these respiratory viruses.

The National Health Security Office (NHSO) is urging Thais to register for a flu vaccine, especially if they are eligible to get one free under a new government initiative that will run until the end of August.