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Featured News
Temporary closure of the NaTHNaC Telephone Advice Line
Closure of the advice line on Wednesday 18 December 2019 Read more
Notice: Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres - Annual Return for YFVC; 1 January – 31 December 2019
Information about the Annual Return for Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres (YFVC) in England, Wales and Northern Ireland Read more
Measles outbreak in New Zealand
MMR advice for babies from six months to under 12 months of age travelling to Auckland Read more
Dengue is a mosquito spread virus commonly found in urban and semi-urban tropical areas of Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Central and South America and the Pacific Islands Read more
Yellow fever vaccination recommendations: Persons aged 60 years or older
Vaccination recommendations for travellers aged 60 years and older visiting countries with a low potential for exposure to yellow fever have been updated on Country information pages Read more
Review of serious adverse events following yellow fever vaccination
New recommendations for clinical practice with strengthened measures to minimise the risk of serious and fatal reactions post vaccination are published Read more
