Do children need to be vaccinated against the flu?

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Despite a significant uptick in flu cases this year already, new research shows that people in Australia are not too concerned about catching the virus. General Practitioner Dr Prabin Pathak explains why it is important for everyone to be vaccinated against the flu this year.

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