Discussion papers
Vaccination against influenza safely and effectively reduces
the risk of infection, and treatments are now available to
alleviate the duration and severity of symptoms if infection
occurs. Yet while Australia has made excellent progress in
targeting those aged 65 and older, the majority of younger
at-risk individuals remain unprotected. Publications, from
the Influenza Specialist Group, review current issues in
the prevention and treatment of influenza.
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Economic Report into the Cost of Influenza
Influenza
is a largely preventable communicable viral illness. Treatment of
influenza and its complications consume considerable resources that
could otherwise be used for other essential healthcare resources.
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2006 ISG influenza community service announcement (CSA)
Dr Rod Pearce explains the need for annual influenza vaccination as influenza is a serious disease for everyone.
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Content Updated ( Monday, 26 November 2007 )
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Influenza resources 
