Vaccination

'Astra Zeneca COVID-19 vaccine left us disabled - we want compensation'

Sarah Moore told The Yorkshire Post: "As it stands the Vaccine Damage Payment Act is no longer fit for purpose, it offers too little, too late, to too few people. It is for that reason that these families have been compelled to bring this legal action." (Photo supplied by Leigh Day)

'Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme is outdated and urgently needs reform'

UK holidaymakers have been issued a travel warning for the Caribbean, parts of Africa, Central and South America as yellow fever is on the rise. (Photo: AFP via Getty Images)

Killer disease hits tourist hotspots

Alzheimer’s disease: New vaccine ‘could reduce or prevent’ impact of illness and ‘eliminate toxic cells’

Alzheimer’s disease: Scientists believe new vaccine offers ‘fresh hope

In this Centers for Disease Control and Prevention handout graphic, from 2003, symptoms of one of the first known cases of the monkeypox virus are shown on a patient's.(Photo: CDC/Getty Images)

UKHSA want to ‘eliminate’ monkeypox after WHO announcement

Covid-19 booster jabs will be ooffered to ‘vulnberable’ people this spring

Covid-19 booster jabs to be offered to most vulnerable this spring

Experts and officials from both the APHA and the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) are closely monitoring the risk from bird flu.

Officials considering vaccinating poultry for bird flu amid new pandemic fears

Kasey died after receiving AstraZeneca vaccination on February 27, 2021.

Teenager died after getting 'thunderclap headache' following Covid-19 jab

Flase claims on social media suggest West Yorkshire Police is investigating the vaccine roll out

Fact check: West Yorkshire Police is not investigating the vaccine roll out

The Government is expected to announce a U-turn on mandatory Covid jabs for NHS staff (Photo: Getty Images)

Mandatory Covid jabs for NHS workers ‘to be scrapped’ amid staff shortage fears

Health Secretary Sajid Javid has welcomed the latest data as “promising”.

Omicron sufferers 'up to 70% less likely to be admitted to hospital': UKHSA

Katie Ormerod of Great Britain is a Team GB medal hope in Beijing. (Picture: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

Winter Olympics - 100 days to the Beijing Games

The Government has said that from November 11, all staff in registered care homes in England must double jabbed if they are to continue working, unless they are medically exempt.

Thousands of care workers not fully vaccinated as deadline approaches

Delta variant twice as likely to cause hospitalisation Chelsea Rocks

NHS staff and key workers receive the coronavirus vaccine (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Self-isolation rules change from today: this is what you need to know

A number of restrictions regarding the Games have been announced (Photo: Carl Court/Getty Images)

All the Covid rules for Tokyo Olympic Games

Boris Johnson during a school visit this week.

Boris Johnson’s lockdown caution is step in right direction – Yorkshire Post Let...

The Commons Public Accounts Committee praised the "world-beating" effort to get the jab to the most vulnerable, but warned it was essential not to lose momentum. Pic: PA

'Ministers must communicate better to keep public support on Covid vaccines''

Sir Simon spoke of the prospect of a “much more normal future” (Photo: Getty Images)

Covid-19 could become ‘much more treatable’ in next 6 to 18 months - according t...

Qari Asim is Senior Imam at Makkah Mosque, Leeds, and chair of the Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board. This was him conducting Friday prayers online last year.

All faiths must unite to stop vaccine disinformation – Qari Asim

Pictured, Karen Howden, Housekeeper at Saint Cecilia’s Care Home, receiving her Pfizer/BioNTech vaccination. Photo credit: submitted picture.

North Yorkshire care home head opens up about 'finally' receiving Covid vaccine

Covid restrictions may still be needed next winter despite the vaccine rollout -...

Prime Minister Boris Johnson holds a vial of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine. Picture: Paul Ellis/PA Wire

Boris Johnson must provide clear and honest vaccination timetable: Andrew Vine

(Photo: Pedro Vilela/Getty Images)

Coronavirus immunity may not last for long after recovery - here’s what scientis...

Concerts, sports events and festivals may not resume until late 2021 - here's wh... Rosalind Erskine

The foot-and-mouth crisis of 2001 offers lessons today for the handling of the coronavirus pandemic, says Lord Haskins.

These lessons from foot and mouth need heeding over Covid-19 – Chris Haskins

Health officials have warned of a new measles outbreak in West Yorkshire.

Measles: Everything you need to know about the disease, how to spot it and how t...

Ashley Marshall examines a young limousin calf. Picture: James Hardisty

Disease prevention to the fore for new generation of farm vets

NFU president Meurig Raymond wants more action from government to implement fully its 25-year TB eradication strategy.

NFU leader calls for fresh impetus from government to tackle TB

Badgers emerge from their sett in a North Yorkshire wood. Photo by Whitfield Benson.

Star backs vaccine plan to halt badger cull

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Huge cost of disease in livestock

High price to pay if we do bomb Syria

Don’t make badgers scapegoats for the spread of infection in cattle

Vaccination urged over oral cancer

Vaccination on offer for at-risk children

Vaccination on offerfor at-risk children

Vaccination 'has no hope of even controlling bovine TB'

MMR vaccination call to parents

MMR vaccination call to parents

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