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WHO announces UK has eliminated measles for the first time

The announcement comes just one week after it was reported that England had achieved the target rate of getting 95% of children to have had the first dose of the MMR vaccine by their 5th birthday.

Meningitis vaccine uptake in UK 'worryingly low'

Woman who lost both her legs and all of the fingers on her left hand after contracting MenW shares video of her experiences.

Healthcare workers and the flu vaccine: Masking and mandatory measures?

A new review by the UK’s National Institute for Clinical Excellence has found offering medical professionals the choice between receiving the flu vaccine or wearing a face mask at all times the most effective means of increasing uptake amongst healthcare workers.

Pre-natal pertussis vaccine coverage achieves highest level since start of programme

Public Health England has reported that Pertussis vaccine coverage in pregnant women averaged 70% across May to September 2016, 14% higher than the same period in 2015.

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