Swine flu vaccination to start Down Under

Australia’s health minister says drug regulators have today approved a vaccine for swine flu and that the country will become one of the first to vaccinate against the illness.

Australia’s health minister says drug regulators have today approved a vaccine for swine flu and that the country will become one of the first to vaccinate against the illness.

Health Minister Nicola Roxon says the Therapeutic Drug Administration announced that CSL’s vaccine was approved.

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