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Health authorities urge Australians to check diphtheria vaccination status immediately
Australia's diphtheria outbreak has prompted health authorities to recommend vaccination checks. The combined diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough vaccine requires boosters every five to ten years depending on risk level and age. Australians can verify their vaccination status through the Australian Immunisation Register online, though those without records should consult their GP for a protective booster.
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