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Pressure mounts to prioritise vaccines for South Auckland
Political pressure is mounting on the government to prioritise vaccinating South Aucklanders against Covid-19. Audio
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Calls grow for vaccination priority for South Auckland
Calls are growing for South Auckland to be vaccinated as a priority.
It's been hit the hardest when it comes to the fight against Covid-19, including Papatoetoe High School and the surrounding… Audio
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Border workers receive Covid vaccinations: 'We're in it together'
A woman who organises support for families at the Jet Park Hotel says she feels "privileged and honoured" to be the first border worker to receive the Covid-19 vaccine in New Zealand. Video
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Covid-19: Questions remain over how vaccine rollout will work
Doctors and nurses are in a race to learn how to administer Pfizer's tricky Covid-19 vaccine as a major step towards the rollout is signalled.
The government says if all goes to plan, the product… Audio
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Health staff train up to administer Pfizer vaccine
Doctors and nurses are racing to learn to give the Pfizer vaccine Covid-19 vaccine, as a major step towards the rollout is signalled.
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Covid-19 vaccines expected mid-year
Dr Nikki Turner leads the Immunisation Advisory Centre (IMAC), and joins The Panel to discuss what to expect. Audio
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The Panel with David Cormack and Jo McCaroll (Part One)
Covid-19 vaccinations should be available to the public by the middle of the year, in what will be the largest ever mass immunisation campaign in our history. Dr Nikki Turner leads the Immunisation… Audio
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COVID vaccine causes an allergic reaction
Jesse speaks to Dr Nikki Turner, the director of Auckland University's Immunisation centre about why people without allergies shouldn't be put off getting the vaccination. Audio
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Immunisations expert warns of measles resurgence
An immunisation expert is warning measles is just one plane trip away from an ugly resurgence here if the country doesn't get more young people vaccinated.
The campaign to vaccinate the hundreds of… Audio
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Measles vaccination drive stalling amid pandemic response
Four months after its launch, a campaign to vaccinate hundreds of thousands of young adults against the measles has barely made inroads.
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Māori infant vaccinations drop 5% from April to June - Ministry of Health
A significant drop in the number of Māori infants getting vaccinated on time has the head of the immunisation advisory concerned there will be an increase in hospitalisations for serious illnesses.
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No silver bullet - what a Covid-19 vaccine will really mean
Developing a Covid-19 vaccine is arguably the number one priority of humanity right now. So how does New Zealand fit in? Video, Audio
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No silver bullet - what a Covid-19 vaccine will really mean
Developing a Covid-19 vaccine is arguably the number one priority of humanity right now. So how does New Zealand fit in?
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Children to get measles immunisations earlier
Dr Nikki Turner, director of The Immunisation Advisory Centre joins The Panel to explain why. Audio
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NZ and the Covid-19 vaccine
When is the Covid-19 vaccine coming? Will it work? William Ray talks to NZ experts charting our path towards immunity. Audio
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NZ and the Covid-19 vaccine
When is the Covid-19 vaccine coming? Will it work? William Ray talks to NZ experts charting our path towards immunity.
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Vaccination catch-ups must be priority, health officials say
There are fears an outbreak of measles or whooping cough could re-emerge once borders open if thousands of children who have missed vaccinations because of Covid-19 are not caught up quickly.
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Covid-19: Immunisation rate drop after lockdown causes concern
There are fears an outbreak of measles or whooping cough could re-emerge once borders open, if thousands of children who have missed vaccinations because of Covid-19 are not caught up quickly.
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Measles outbreak on the cards after missed immunisations
An immunisation expert says New Zealand must be prepared to cope with outbreaks of measles forecast in countries whose health systems are overwhelmed by Covid-19. Thousands of children have missed… Audio
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Measles vaccination too slow during 2019 epidemic - review
The new review paints a picture of a stretched public health system - both regionally and nationally - with inexperienced staff and a lack of leadership
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Health review finds failures in 2019 measles epidemic
Contact tracing failed and the vaccination programme was too slow to stop last year's measles epidemic ripping through South Auckland, a new review has found.
More than 2,000 people caught the… Audio
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What lockdown taught us about medical events
The medical world is starting to look at some of the unintended consequences of lockdown - some of them positive, some more worrying. Audio
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What lockdown taught us about medical events
The medical world is starting to look at some of the unintended consequences of lockdown - some of them positive, some more worrying.
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Covid-19: 'Huge risk' people won't trust vaccines - expert
Fears about the safety of a vaccine for Covid-19 could put people off receiving it and see the country fall short of achieving herd immunity.
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Experts warn Covid-19 vaccine must have high public trust
A lot of hope is being pinned on the development of a vaccine for Covid-19, with the hope it will allow life to return to normal.
However experts say the public would need to have high confidence in… Audio
