Tag: RSV vaccine
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HSE Urges Parents of Newborns to Vaccinate Against RSV Before Possible Surge
HSE Calls for Proactive RSV Vaccination for Newborns The Health Service Executive (HSE) is urging parents of babies born between 1 March and 31 August 2025 who missed the September vaccination window to book their child’s RSV vaccine as early as possible. With winter months approaching and the usual RSV season on the horizon, health…
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HSE urges parents of newborns to vaccinate against RSV
RSV Vaccination Guidance from the HSE The Health Service Executive (HSE) is urging parents of newborns to consider RSV vaccination for their babies. The push targets infants born between 1 March and 31 August 2025 who did not take up the September vaccination window. Health officials say protecting infants early can help reduce the impact…
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WA GPs’ Pitch to Parliament: GPs as the Key to Relieving Overwhelmed Hospitals
WA GPs Present a Plan to Parliament: GPs as the Solution to Hospital Strain A delegation of seven Western Australian general practitioners (GPs) will brief the WA Parliament with a practical agenda designed to ease pressure on hospitals. Representing the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP), the group will outline risk assessments for diabetes, heart…
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Infant RSV immunisation: thousands protected, but gaps remain
Australia’s RSV protection milestone: free infant immunisation for all babies In 2025, Australia rolled out free access to RSV immunisations for all infants, marking a watershed moment in the fight against a virus that routinely causes hospitalisations among young children. Early indicators suggest the program has saved lives and reduced the burden on hospitals, but…
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New COVID-19 and Flu Vaccines Available in NB from Oct. 14
NB residents can book the new COVID-19 and flu vaccines starting now New Brunswick is rolling out updated COVID-19 and influenza vaccines, with availability beginning on October 14. The provincial government announced that bookings for the shots are open online now, and appointments will start next week across hospitals, public health sites, and participating pharmacies.…
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COVID-19, Flu, RSV Vaccines Roll Out for High-Risk Groups this Fall
Upcoming COVID-19, Flu, and RSV Vaccines: Who Qualifies As colder months approach, health officials are urging eligible residents to take advantage of walk-in vaccination opportunities across several local communities. The Health Unit has announced a fall schedule focused on high-risk populations who are most vulnerable to severe outcomes from COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus…
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Flu, COVID and RSV Shots Encouraged for Northwest Residents
Northwest Health Authorities Urge Updated Vaccinations Residents across the Northwestern region are being urged to roll up for updated vaccines this fall. A Health Unit news release emphasizes that receiving the latest flu and COVID vaccines, aligned with the most current strains, is the best defense against severe illness and can help prevent unnecessary hospital…
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Northwest Ontario Residents Urged to Get Flu, COVID and RSV Vaccines This Fall
Fall Vaccination Push in Northwest Ontario Public health officials in Northwestern Ontario are encouraging residents to get updated vaccines for the flu and COVID-19, along with RSV protection. A health unit news release stresses that receiving vaccines with the most current strains remains the best defense against severe illness and can help prevent unnecessary hospital…
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Northwest Ontario Residents Encouraged to Get Flu, COVID and RSV Shots
Northwest Ontario Urges Updated Vaccinations for Flu, COVID and RSV Residents in Northwestern Ontario are being urged to update their vaccinations for the upcoming season, with the Northwestern Health Unit (NWHU) announcing that the latest influenza, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines should be available in the region by mid-October. Health officials emphasize that getting vaccines with…
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Northwest Ontario Residents Urged to Get Flu, COVID and RSV Vaccines
Vaccination season is underway in Northwestern Ontario As respiratory illness season begins, the Northwestern Health Unit (NWHU) is encouraging residents across its vast catchment area to get their influenza, COVID-19 and RSV vaccines. Health officials say receiving vaccines with the most up-to-date strains remains the strongest defense against severe illness and can reduce unnecessary visits…
