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- New case of meningitis in Sardinia: the importance of vaccination
- One year on from Meningococcus Bcc11 cluster in Sardinia
- Measles, a disease that should not be underestimated
- Childhood vaccination: regional coverage still inadequate
- Poliomyelitis: National Plan for Preparedness
- New case of meningococcal disease in Sardinia
- New guidelines support flu vaccination
- A further case of meningitis in Sardinia: the importance of vaccination
- #PerchéSì: Sassari wins award for best project in Italy
- Regional Vaccination Campaign: how to vaccinate against influenza.
- A new case of bacterial meningitis in Sardinia: however, it is not meningococcal
- Flu surveillance in Sardinia
- Measles outbreak in Salento: alarm among paediatricians.
- Flu vaccine and immunotherapy: a possible weapon in the fight against cancer
- “Prevent. Protect. Immunize.” World Immunization Week 2020 launches
- Covid-19: training and information course for health workers and the public.
- May 18th: HIV Vaccine Awareness Day.
- SARS-CoV-2 vaccination trial: latest updates.
- Flu vaccination 2020: news for the coming autumn.
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