Australian children can get nasal spray vaccine instead of injection for influenza | ABC NEWS

For the first time, children and teens aged from two to 17 years old can have a nasal spray vaccine for influenza, rather than an injection. The flu spray has been available overseas for years, but it was only recently approved for use in Australia because drug companies had not applied earlier. Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
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