It is probable that this estimate is significantly lower, as there has been a decrease in the number of individuals undergoing testing and reporting compared to earlier stages of the pandemic. However, indications point towards certain regions in Australia facing another surge of COVID cases.
Ever since its detection in August 2023, the JN.1 variant of COVID has rapidly spread across various regions. It has gained significant prominence in Australia and globally, fueling a substantial surge in COVID cases in numerous regions over the past year. Discover more by delving into the details.
COVID-19 cases remain high in Australia and a surge in cases of the BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants described as ‘masters...
Australia was one of the leading countries when COVID-19 vaccines were first offered with more than 95 per cent of...
The risk of being infected for those who are double vaccinated with a booster is very low. Any unlikely infection will have only mild effects.
Australia currently has two approved vaccines for use, however, there has been a recent change to which vaccine most people under 50 will receive.
Cholera is a diarrhoeal illness caused by infection of the bowel with the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. A vaccine is available for this illness.
Dr. Normal Swan explains the safety of the two Covid-19 Vaccines and the recommended method of having them administered. He also recommends discussing and seeking clarification from your doctor.
Dr Norman Swan explains why we won’t be doing antibody testing after for those who get the covid-19 vaccine.
Dr Norman Swan explores the likelihood and unlikelihood of needing annual vaccination against Corona Virus.
