Canberra. October 11, 2017
The Australian Influenza Vaccine Committee (AIVC) congregated at the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) to recommend influenza viruses be used in the composition of the 2018 flu vaccine. The meeting involved the review and evaluation of:
A side-by-side comparison of 2017 trivalent and quadrivalent vaccine compositions shows the difference in the introduction of a new A (H3N2) like virus constituent. For the Trivalent, the B/Brisbane strain was swapped with the B/Phuket strain included in the Quadrivalent vaccine. The 2018 AIVC recommendations were accepted by the TGA.
In line with the latest research and recommendations, Corporate Care will only administer Quadrivalent vaccines in its 2018 Flu Vaccination programs towards optimal year-round protection.
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