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A woman wearing a purple top, getting a flu vaccine from a healthcare professional.

A close-up of hands filling a vaccination syringe with liquid from a vile.

"We have seen a 69 per cent decrease in RSV hospitalisations among infants under six months of age,"
Dr Carroll said.

An expecting mother getting a flu vaccine at a medical practice.

A needle injecting a vaccine into a patient's arm.

"While some might say 'It's just the flu', the reality is that people die from flu every year,"
Dr Carroll said.

A medical professional inspecting a flu vaccine needle.

"RSV remains the most common cause of hospitalisation among infants and young children,"
she said.

"Already, we're seeing a lot of very sick people with influenza and other viruses,"
she said.

A capped syringe filled with a flu vaccine, resting on a stainless steel surface.

A box that reads "flucelvax", which contains syringes pre-filled with vaccines.

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