Young ‘superspreaders’ targeted in bid to avoid repeat of deadly flu season
Queensland is expanding its nasal spray flu vaccination program to include all individuals under 18 in an effort to prevent another deadly flu season. Health Minister Tim Nicholls announced the initiative, which aims to target young 'superspreaders' who are more likely to transmit the virus. The program, which has already seen increased participation among younger children, seeks to improve overall vaccination rates in the state.
- ▪The nasal spray flu vaccination program will now target all people under 18 years old.
- ▪Health Minister Tim Nicholls highlighted the importance of using the vaccine stock before it expires.
- ▪The initiative aims to address the 25 percent of children who have a phobia about needles.
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