Q fever in Australia prompt for western NSW residents at risk

16 October 2020

A reminder from a western NSW health district official for those people working with livestock, as well as others at risk, to speak to their doctor about Q fever screening and vaccination - the area has recorded just over 50 Q fever cases this year. Hygiene measures employed during the pandemic can help prevent infections in those who can’t be vaccinated – ‘hand washing, protective masks, protective clothing and removing clothes worn for chores outside before entering the family home’. Read More

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