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Influenza
Understanding the Flu vaccine – A guide for older adults
RSV Immunisation
What parents and carers need to know
RSV is a common cold sick virus that mostly affects babies and young kids, but can infect people of any age. Aboriginal babies are at higher risk of becoming very sick with RSV, with one in 20 babies needing hospitalisation for RSV in their first six months of life.
Abrysvo is a vaccine that can be given to pregnant women to help protect their babies from RSV. When a pregnant mum gets Abrysvo, her body makes protective antibodies that pass to the baby through the placenta. This gives her baby protection from birth to six months old.
An immunisation called Beyfortus is available to protect babies from RSV. The needle gives babies antibodies to fight off RSV, and protects them for at least five months.
Resources
RSV resources are currently being updated for the 2026 season.
Immunisation Across Life Animation
Click on the image below to view AHCWA’s animation about immunisations across different stages of life.
