Australia’s cervical cancer programme could eradicate virus in 10 years

Prof Ian Frazer visits Dublin to speak about the success of the HPV vaccine

Social media effort helped reverse HPV vaccination drop, experts say

Negative trend linked to parental concerns reversed, unlike in Japan and Denmark

Research confirms HPV vaccine effective

‘No evidence’ to support doubters of cervical cancer preventer

HPV vaccine: one parent says yes, one says no

Vaccine is offered free of charge to all girls in their first year of secondary school in Ireland

HPV vaccine: the medical profession struggles to rise above the school gate

Medical professionals say yes but opposition has resulted in a dramatic fall in take-up

Vaccines may struggle as new flu strains emerge

HSE vaccination may only be partially effective with Australian and Chinese strains

Flu patch could herald end of vaccination by injection

‘Painless’ plaster passes early trials as professionals aim to boost uptake of inoculation

Give nurses chocolates to increase flu vaccine uptake, says HSE official

Nursing union head rebukes Kevin Kelleher for ‘patronising and insulting’ comment

Babies are at risk over vaccination stances, HSE warns

Irish parents urged to avail of measles jab and educate themselves on meningitis

Schoolgirls offered second chance to get cervical cancer vaccine

HSE says uptake of HPV jab fell from 87% to 50% due to ‘unsubstantiated’ safety claims

HSE urges people in at-risk groups to get flu jab

At risk groups need to be vaccinated again this year as virus strains in the vaccine have changed

€6m worth of vaccines destroyed in six years

HSE campaign launched for anti-influenza vaccinations

Appeal aimed at groups at risk of complications from the flu amid fears 1,000 could die if season is severe

HSE urges people to get vaccinated against flu

Up to 1,000 people could die in a particularly severe flu season, according to immunisation office