READ The guardian interview with Professor Raina Macintyre, The biggest risk to controlling the virus, MacIntyre said, was a failure to appropriately triage.
“We really want to focus on the… more
Despite measles being officially eradicated in Australia in 2014, the epidemics overseas have led to travellers bringing the highly-infectious disease back home.
With its high rates of vaccination,… more
Public health experts warn the outbreak is a cautionary tale for any nation where vaccination rates drop below 90 per cent
The Philippines, which has coverage of just 67 per cent, has the largest… more
"We have high vaccination rates in Australia, so we would not likely have ongoing epidemics, but measles is spread by travel, so we could certainly see outbreaks in Australia due to travel to and… more
The TEPHINET Global Accrediting Body met this week to review and determine the results of the fourth Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) accreditation cycle. Founded in 1997, TEPHINET is the… more