US EditionA norovirus vaccine might be on the cards (but what does Canberra have to do with it?)
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A norovirus vaccine might be on the cards (but what does Canberra have to do with it?)
Dr Amber Leah says joining a clinical trial is about more than being poked and prodded by doctors. Photo: Claire Sams. Canberrans have joined the battle to conquer gastroenteritis. Gastro, which inflames the stomach and intestines and can cause vomiting and diarrhoea, is caused by the highly contagious norovirus. A clinical trial of the first norovirus vaccine is partially underway in the ACT, overseen by Dr Amber Leah, principal investigator an…
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