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Measles cases in England are up 65 per cent on last year

There have been 440 confirmed cases of measles in England so far this year. These cases are linked to ongoing outbreaks in Europe, according to Public Health England

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Hope for herpes vaccine after it wipes out virus in monkeys

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Hope for herpes vaccine after it wipes out virus in monkeys

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grave markers in Liberia

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The End of Epidemics: It's all about the money

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Australia’s cervical cancer vaccine might eradicate the disease

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Australia’s cervical cancer vaccine might eradicate the disease

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Cases of measles in Europe have quadrupled in just one year

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Stem cells zapped with radiation can protect mice from cancer

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Stem cells zapped with radiation can protect mice from cancer

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schoolroom

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Waiting for the big one: A new flu pandemic is a matter of time

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racks of eggs

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Jab in the dark: Why we don’t have a universal flu vaccine

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flu jabs

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Stopping the spread: What you can do to prevent flu

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Number 8

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Why a nasty surprise lurks 100 years on from the lethal 1918 flu

As the centenary of the great flu epidemic looms, we are right to be pessimistic – especially with H7N9 bird flu virus quietly circulating in China

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Life

Stopping rabies in its tracks

Regulars

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Anti-vax views must not derail France's compulsory vaccine law

Comment

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Focus on liberty and purity may change anti-vax parents’ minds

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Two UK cities hit by measles outbreaks as vaccination rates drop

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