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Research funding to deliver easier-to-access Q Fever vaccine – Mirage News
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has today welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement of $1.8 million for trials of an updated Q Fever…
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has today welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement of $1.8 million for trials of an updated Q Fever vaccine.
The NFF and its members have long been advocating for better access to Q Fever vaccinations as farmers and those who work with livestock are most at risk of contracting the illness.
NFF Chief Executive Tony Mahar, joined Regional Health Minister Mark Coulton at a cattle property outside Queanbeyan for the announcement, this morning.
“Progres…
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