Podcasts about flu jab

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A new flu vaccine has arrived in Australia and it's not like traditional vaccines – it's cell-based. Cell-based flu vaccines are developed differently from the traditional egg-based vaccines – and they offer advantages in production, scale and better matching viruses in our vaccines to those actually circulating in the community. In this episode of the Briefing, immunologist Dr Julianne Bayliss explains why the new vaccine is a game-changer for Australians and why you need to get the new flu jab. Headlines: Date set for Rafah invasion: Netanyahu Donald Trump stops short of calling for a national abortion ban New poll finds more Aussies would back radical housing policies Total solar eclipse observed across North America Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAUSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Researchers hope a new Australian-first trial of a universal flu vaccine might remove the need for people to get a yearly flu jab. The trial targets a specific part of the influenza virus which could provide protection for multiple years at a time. - 一项新的试验正在研究一种革命性的流感疫苗，这可能意味着年度流感疫苗的结束。而一种新型流感病毒席卷澳大利亚的托儿中心和幼儿园，家长们被警告要注意孩子的流感症状。

Researchers hope a new Australian-first trial of a universal flu vaccine might remove the need for people to get a yearly flu jab. - Isinasagawa ang kauna-unahang trial para universal flu vaccine sa Australya.

Researchers hope a new Australian-first trial of a universal flu vaccine might remove the need for people to get a yearly flu jab. The trial targets a specific part of the influenza virus which could provide protection for multiple years at a time.

As we are heading into the winter flu season it was timely to invite Dr Anthony Jordan, the Northern Region Health Coordination Centre's clinical director to join us on the show again. Dr Jordan is one of our leading immunologists and he joined Simon Barnett and James Daniels to answer listeners questions. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Electricity price pegged until April, Tynwald question on Meat Plant, new domestic abuse legislation, unemployment down again, making Manx sporting stars & Lewis gets his 'flu jab. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio

Where Mike and Ray meet up in The Fox pub in Chipping Norton and talk about Liz Truss, slow cookers, flu jabbs and doctor's surgeries

For this week's Check In with Pharmacist Elizabeth Roddick from New Life Pharmacy in Glasgow we are focusing on the covid booster vaccinations programme and getting your flu jab too. Elizabeth began by telling our Toby Davey what is currently happening around the Covid Booster vaccinations and their role out to vulnerable people and those who are over 50. Regarding the role out of this year's flu vaccination, Elizabeth outlined how they will be administered and why it is so important to get your flu vaccinations every year. To get in touch with Elizabeth Roddick email  Elizabeth.r@newlifepharmacy.co.uk or for more information visit https://newlifepharmacy.co.uk. Image:  Picture showing Elizabeth standing in her pharmacy, dressed in her white pharmacist coat and a colourful bandana around her neck, she's smiling. warmly at the camera with her hands slightly raised.

Winter is here and with it comes a bunch of colds and flu.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deputy Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza, Professor Ian Barr, says the flu season is back with a vengeance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victorian chemists and GPs say they've been put under the pump and caught out by the state government's free flu jab program. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia are set to follow Queensland's lead and offer free flu shots with the start of winter. It's a move welcomed by the Pharmacy Guild of Australia which says the approval by the Therapeutic Goods Administration will ensure there's plenty of supply.

As national case numbers soar, at least three states will follow Queensland in making the flu vaccine free for all residents. New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia are expected to offer free flu vaccines with the official start of winter.

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As of today, in a South Australian first, flu jabs will be free for all as the state government moves to ward off a potentially horror flu season. Tech devices are cheating Australians of the opportunity to learn how to socially interact, with many families staring at their screens at dinner ­tables, restaurants and other events instead of making conversation. Beer enthusiasts are paying up to $150 for a single bottle of brew as appreciation of craft styles bubbles over. After 17 years battling with a foot abnormality, Cameron Jones made the agonising decision to have his leg amputated. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are already two strains of influenza circulating, leading to a surge in infections and hospitalisations. It's prompted the Queensland Government to offer the flu vaccine for free to anyone who wants it.

Some alarming figures out around flu jabs.Running the numbers, only around one in five people are eligible for a free one, despite the Government saying they are prepared.Official numbers out from the Ministry of Heath also show a low uptake in vaccines with only 736,000 jabs being administered. That's again not even a fifth of the population.Questions are being raised as to why it isn't free for everyone and do we have an issue waiting to happen.Royal NZ College of GP's Medical Director Dr. Bryan Betty joined Kate Hawkesby.LISTEN ABOVE

With winter approaching the push is on to get people to get their flu shots.   There's concern the upcoming flu season will hit the most vulnerable hard.  Northern Region Chief Clinical Officer Vaccinations Dr Anthony Jordan joined Simon Barnett & James Daniels on the show. Find vaccination locations nationwide: https://www.healthpoint.co.nz/pharmacy/LISTEN ABOVE 

Natarsha Belling speaks to Professor Catherine Bennett, the chair of epidemiology at Deakin University. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Asthmatics are being urged to make sure they get the flu vaccination this year. Dr Bryan Betty speaks to Jesse.

There are two types of people in this world. There are the flu-jab people, and the no-flu-jab people. I've always been a no-flu-jab person. Have never felt that I've needed it. And I suppose that comes from something I heard ages ago about people getting the flu jab and ending up getting crook anyway. And being a creature of habit – that's been my approach ever since. Even despite the fact that I got a dose of the flu a few years ago that really knocked me for six. And yes, it was a genuine flu. Not the common cold that many of us – especially blokes – call the flu. I was really, very sick. That didn't change my thinking, though and – to this very day – I'm still a no-flu-jab person.  Now, as for the flu-jab people – they swear by it don't they? Religiously, every year, they turn up to get it – whether it's paid for by the Government, paid for by their employer, or whether they pay for it themselves. For these people, the flu jab is another thing that just happens every year. Year after year.  Some of the flu-jab people I've known have admitted that it hasn't necessarily stopped them from catching something – but their belief has always been that if they hadn't had the flu jab, they would've ended up sicker than they did. Which, in our current situation, sounds very familiar doesn't it? Just like the COVID jab, the flu jab doesn't necessarily stop you getting the flu – but you may not get it as bad as you would, if you didn't have the flu jab. And this is why today, I'm about to make quite a significant change and become one of those flu-jab people. Because let's face it. How can I criticise the anti-vaxxers who are very quick to criticise the COVID vaccine for being unsafe and failing to protect us against COVID, and then go on and be just as doubtful about the influenza vaccine? That'd be a double standard, wouldn't it? So, it looks like I'll be joining the queue for the flu jab this year, for the first time in my life. You may have heard Health Minister Andrew Little talking about it. He's announced that the Government is going to make more flu vaccines available this year – which will mean up to 2 million people will be able to get it for free. Like the COVID vaccination programme, a big driver behind this is trying to keep as many people as possible out of the hospital system. As vaccine expert Helen Petousis-Harris puts it, dealing with a COVID outbreak and a flu outbreak at the same time would be a double-whammy for hospitals right around the country. So, of course, everything should be done to try and prevent that from happening. And if that means me changing the habit of a lifetime and becoming a flu-jab person, then that's what I'll do.  If you listen to the experts, they're telling us that the re-opening of the borders is going to be really challenging not just in terms of increasing our exposure to COVID – but also in terms of increasing our exposure to the flu. As we know, the number of flu cases has dropped significantly over the last couple of years because of all the pandemic lockdowns, border closures and other measures that have been in place. Which could mean more of us are at-risk of getting the flu as these restrictions go, so why wouldn't more of us get protected by getting the flu jab? It's a no-brainer and it makes perfect sense to me. And that's why I'll be getting the flu jab this year – for the first time ever. 

You may have read the other flu jab blogs but finally we managed to get Max jabbed although I think the sedation may need re-evaluation as the after affects result in Max shouting rather loudly until the early hours of the morning! Read on, all will be revealed!

We survived the jab so this is an account of what happened. A bit of preparation was needed and a little planning always help! Hope its helpful!

The steps and the planning required for the flu jab. Josh is a lot easier to placate than his brother but nevertheless, preparation is required.....I'll up date you after the event.....

If you fall just into the over 50's age or if you are clinically extremely vulnerable you may have been invited to book your Covid Booster Vaccinations and your annual flu jab at the same time but how safe is it to have both vaccinations together? In this week's RNIB Connect Radio catch up with Pharmacist Elizabeth Roddick from New Life Pharmacy in Glasgow our Toby Davey finds out from Elizabeth on her thoughts about having the Covid booster vaccinations and the flue jab at the same time. Elizabeth outlined some of the findings from a trial earlier this year where volunteers were given thee Covid and Flu vaccinations at the same time but in separate arms one in the left arm and one in the right, with only some minor issues such as a slight bit of fatigue and one person suffering a quite bad headache. Elizabeth also talked about the risk if any from younger people getting the covid vaccination and what might happen if a 12-15 year old wanted the Covid vaccination but their parents said no. To get in touch with Elizabeth Roddick email  Elizabeth.r@newlifepharmacy.co.uk or for more information visit https://newlifepharmacy.co.uk. Image:  Picture showing Elizabeth standing in her pharmacy, dressed in her white pharmacist coat and a colourful bandana around her neck, she's smiling. warmly at the camera with her hands slightly raised.

Alan is talking ‘flu season this month and who is eligable. He is also discussing… The post Latest on the ‘flu jab, social care & Plan B… appeared first on St Albans Podcast with Danny Smith.

This week the team talks about supply problems affecting GP practices - namely delays to flu vaccine deliveries and the NHS-wide blood test tube shortage. They look at what these problems mean for practices and the knock on impact on patients.They also look at the state of the BMA and NHS England's relationship now that the BMA has agreed to restart formal talks after a five-month break.In our interview this week Luke speaks with Dr Ellie Reed, an F1 junior doctor in south west London, who is one of the doctors behind the Just a GP campaign that is aiming to tackle the stigma and prejudice in medical schools towards general practice.And finally we highlight some (sort of) good news on PCNs. We discuss NHS England's decision to defer much of the work that was due to begin in October, an increase in funding for network management and a possible change to the way funding for the Investment and Impact Fund works.This episode was presented by GPonline editor Emma Bower who is joined by our news editor Nick Bostock and senior reporter Luke Haynes. It was produced by Czarina Deen.Useful linksWatch the Just a GP video on YouTube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp0TzHIKFUoGovernment must take responsibility for blood tube shortage chaos, BMA warnshttps://www.gponline.com/government-responsibility-blood-tube-shortage-chaos-bma-warns/article/1726340GPs scramble to cancel clinics as flu vaccine deliveries delayed by 'up to two weeks'https://www.gponline.com/gps-scramble-cancel-clinics-flu-vaccine-deliveries-delayed-up-two-weeks/article/1726349‘Too early' to talk about flu vaccine shortage, says minister https://www.gponline.com/too-early-talk-flu-vaccine-shortages-says-minister/article/1726656Senior BMA GPs resign as talks with NHS England resumehttps://www.gponline.com/senior-bma-gps-resign-talks-nhs-england-resume/article/1726644 Nonsensical to make GPs collect patient ethnicity data twice, warns top doctorhttps://www.gponline.com/nonsensical-gps-collect-patient-ethnicity-data-twice-warns-top-doctor/article/1726535 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The trials and tribulations of taking my eldest son Max to the doctors surgery for a flu jab! Read on!

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As the rollout of the COVID-19 slowly unfolds, Australians are being urged to get the flu vaccine as well. Globally, the influenza virus has been supressed during the COVID-19 pandemic but researchers warn it is likely to come back with a vengeance.

Pharmacist immuniser Paula Zervas, from Chemist Warehouse, joined Dee Dee in studio on Wednesday to give her the flu jab. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On my way for my first eye test, an experience of casual xenophobia from the local butcher and then another venture out to go and get my flu jab and chatting about how the eye test went, vaccine FOMO, moving house and being more creative again.

RNIB Connect Radio’s Toby Davey checked in with Pharmacist Elizabeth Roddick from New Live Pharmacy in Glasgow to talk about the possible introduction of Covid vaccination passports, dispelling some of what Anti-Vaxxers have been saying and how the take up of the flu jab last autumn has had an affect on the number of cases of flu this year.To get in touch with Elizabeth Roddick email  elizabeth.r@newlifepharmacy.co.uk or for more information visit https://newlifepharmacy.co.uk.Image:  Picture showing Elizabeth standing in her pharmacy, dressed in her white pharmacist coat and a colourful bandana around her neck, she's smiling warmly at the camera with her hands slightly raised.

After having a discussion with my tutor group about public health and health promotion, my tutor decided to canvass some opinion about the seasonal flu jab. www.AdamRoxby.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adamroxby/message

Our Strategic Health Lead Amanda talks about the free NHS flu jab, why it's important to get vaccinated and who can get it. We also hear from mum Rosie about the reasonable adjustments her son Blake needs to get the flu jab, and which you can ask for too.

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and Royal College of Midwives are urging all pregnant women to take up the offer of a free flu vaccination this winter to protect themselves and their baby from complications caused by the flu virus. Sangita Myska is joined by Dr Jo Mountfield, Consultant Obstetrician and Vice President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, to discuss why this is so important. Three-quarters of women living with HIV in the UK are women of Black, Asian or minority ethnic background. Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan, a consultant in Sexual Health and HIV Medicine at Barts Health NHS Trust in London, wants to see a renewed focus on how to access those women, ensure that they have the healthcare they need to live long and healthy lives, and break down the stigma around HIV that is intense within some communities. She says South Asian women form a silent and often overlooked minority of women living with HIV, which is concerning as sexually transmitted infections are rising fastest in Asians compared to other ethnicities. Sangita Myska talks to Rageshri and two women living with HIV; Mina Kakaiya who is a mental health and mindfulness trainer of South Asian heritage, and Bakita Kasadha who is a British-Ugandan poet, activist and researcher. What are the new trends for fashion and make up this autumn, and has your approach to beauty changed with the pandemic? Sangita is joined by Edwina Ings-Chambers, beauty director at YOU magazine, Kaushal, a beauty and lifestyle content creator who has 2 million subscribers on YouTube and also to the Telegraph’s Shopping Editor Krissy Turner. Debra Whittingham spent over 31 years in the Royal Navy before taking over a role that is steeped in history. She became the first female Deputy Governor of the Tower of London in 2017. Debra is one of the stars in a new series of The Tower of London documentary to be shown on Channel 5 this Wednesday, and joins Sangita.

In this Podcast Michelle Lombardi, Director of Primary Care, talks with Becky Sparks, Registered Learning Disability Nurse, about how practices can make changes to encourage those with learning disabilities to receive the flu jab.

01 October 2020: Helen catches up with Cynthia Breazeal of MIT about a project to deploy robots in a Dubai school. Plus, are you giving your child the flu jab? Helen speaks to a paediatrician from Healthbay Polyclinic to find out.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Resident GP Pat Harrold speaks to Fran about the HSE's Winter Plan and the anxiously awaited flu jab.

Will there be enough flu vaccinations for everybody in NI this year?

Car-park clinics may be set up to help GPs cater for the 750,000 children now eligible to receive the free flu vaccine this winter. Professor Karina Butler, Chair of the National Immunisation Advisory Committee told us the proposal was a good news story on yesterday’s show.  Monaghan based GP, Illona Duffy joined us on the show with her reaction. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.  

Hot topic this one, should the NRL be able to sack players if they choose not to get the flu jab?

Dr Karl calls the hotline with some interesting facts about toilets, the Tribal Drum beats for "Bad Time To Go To The Toilet" and Amanda has some corona news about, you guessed it - toilets!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Should The NRL Players Be Sidelined If They Don't Take The Flu Jab?

Getting hold of a flu jab is harder than ever, with supply issues and concerns around the logistics of giving them to people. Dr Bryan Betty is Medical Director for the College of GPs, and he's been giving Jack Tame some tips. LISTEN TO AUDIO ABOVE  

Maggie is worried about her jobbies rubbing off a Norry, Dr Ken is worried about noisy sex in Passage West, Dowcha Donie is worried a sailor will nick his old doll, and @YouSoWishLike got the flu jab and now she's a nymphomaniac!

In this month's podcast we'll be looking at the influenza virus. How can we increase uptake of the flu jab? Why is it important to spread awareness of the flu and the ways you can protect yourself? We speak with Dr Nisha Jayatilleke, national speciality advisor for immunisations at NHS England and NHS improvement, as well as Jess Eagelton, policy officer at the British Lung Foundation. Also featuring in this podcast is Patricia Campbell, flu lead and support to occupational health at St George's Hospital NHS FT. In this podcast we discuss the NICE guidelines on increasing flu uptake - https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng103

Do flu jabs really work? What's a TB gland? Can Prince Andrew really not sweat? Why does pinching your nose halt a sneeze? How old is the Earth and how do we know? If dogs have such a keen sense of smell, why get so close to a turd to sniff it? Why does tiredness cause bags under the eyes? And what's the best time of day to clean teeth, morning or night? Want to know the answer, join Dr Chris Smith and Kieno Kammies to find out... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Do flu jabs really work? What's a TB gland? Can Prince Andrew really not sweat? Why does pinching your nose halt a sneeze? How old is the Earth and how do we know? If dogs have such a keen sense of smell, why get so close to a turd to sniff it? Why does tiredness cause bags under the eyes? And what's the best time of day to clean teeth, morning or night? Want to know the answer, join Dr Chris Smith and Kieno Kammies to find out... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Pregnant women in Kent are being urged to get the flu jab as figures show just 4 in 10 got it last year. Catching the virus could lead to complications for mums-to-be as their immune systems are already weaker. Also in today's episode: a former cricketer is starting a new career as a firefighter, a dog's been rescued from an abandoned badger sett, and a Kent Paralympian is setting her sights on a new sport. https://www.kentonline.co.uk/

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Peter Seabrook is joined by John Chandler from Simply Succulents to discuss everything you need to know about your cactus. And of course, succulents. In the midst of a heatwave, Peter also has advice on a flu jab for your fruit, catching caterpillars and news on iceberg lettuce robots. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two Bearded men Podcast number 6, Discussion on Winter 2018 flu jab and Blue Monday

We have a three way tie for a kitchen, Justin Bieber's burritos and Brian Stoker's Dracula.

Episode 154: Space Vaccines Do Not Cause Space Autism This Week On The Happy Hour: Join Vacant, Manimal and Coryn down in the podcasting mines for a new (slightly late) episode! On Tap This Week...Don't forget your to pay your Hydro, Nirvana lyrics, Black Ops 4 download times, Coryn's Currency Corner, Canada legalizing Weed, Mothman DVD's, Until Dawn, The Funimation/Crunchyroll split, Anime industry news, Goku and the Flu Jab, More fall season first impressions and much more! Follow us on Twitter for the latest news and updates from us: https://twitter.com/Mangahappyhour

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In the first of two podcasts with NHS flu fighter award winners, we visit East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust to find out how its digital and social media campaign tackled the myths about the flu jab and increased uptake of the vaccine among its staff. To watch the flu fighter song mentioned in the video visit :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx2hhl6ndmA For more information and inspiration for your flu fighter campaign visit http://www.nhsemployers.org/campaigns/flu-fighter

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Flu injections are highly recommended for diabetes for they offer protection against the 3 to 4 types of flu viruses. Unfortunately, diabetics have an impaired immune system and as such are more at risk of catching the flu virus. In the event, a diabetic catches flu, he or she will have problems controlling their sugar plus it takes a lot longer for diabetics to heal or get rid of their flu. Additional dangers that the flu exposes the diabetics are pneumonia and other conditions.

In this week's not-to-be-sniffed-at infectious episode of the naked scientists, we find out the facts of flu, including how the virus hijacks your cells, how new strains of the virus emerge to trigger epidemics and pandemics, and how scientists can combat the threat with vaccines. Also under the microscope is a new technique to identify viruses within just 2 hours, providing patients with a fast track to the right treatment! Also, how bone marrow transplants can overcome organ rejection, how to stop a terrorist with a mobile phone, and the new material 30 times blacker than our current... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

In this week's not-to-be-sniffed-at infectious episode of the naked scientists, we find out the facts of flu, including how the virus hijacks your cells, how new strains of the virus emerge to trigger epidemics and pandemics, and how scientists can combat the threat with vaccines. Also under the microscope is a new technique to identify viruses within just 2 hours, providing patients with a fast track to the right treatment! Also, how bone marrow transplants can overcome organ rejection, how to stop a terrorist with a mobile phone, and the new material 30 times blacker than our current... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists