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Archive: June 2016

What Is Invasive Pneumococcal Disease (IPD)?

What Is Invasive Pneumococcal Disease (IPD)?

What is Influenza?

What is Influenza?

Adult Immunisation Definitions

There is a really useful set of definitions relevant to adult immunisation in the SAATI Report (Adult Vaccination: A Key Component of Healthy Ageing)

Adult vaccination uptake in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK

What are the barriers to adult vaccination across Europe, and in what context do those barriers exist?

Vaccination during pregnancy cuts baby's flu risk

Mothers who are immunised against influenza during pregnancy can significantly reduce the risk their babies acquiring the disease during their first six months of life

Flu vaccine jab given only in the morning could save thousands more lives

Researchers in the UK find flu vaccinations administered in the morning can yield up to four times as many antibodies than vaccinations given in the afternoon.

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