ALT Text graphic with a blue to green gradient background. Text reads: "Did you know? Historically known as ‘ague’, malaria was once common in the marshy areas of southern England but had largely disappeared by the 19th century." A white emblem of marsh plants appears at the bottom right.

ALT Graphic styled like an airport departures board with the message ‘Catching a flight? Don’t catch malaria’. A traveller wearing a backpack looks up at the board, which lists prevention measures such as vaccinations, long sleeves and antimalarials. Text advises checking TravelHealthPro to find out if vaccinations or antimalarials are needed

ALT Infographic on "The science of mRNA vaccines." It explains four areas: "What is mRNA?" showing a spiral graphic, "How is it used?" featuring a cell illustration, "How does it help?" with antibody visuals, and "What happens next?" depicting human figures and cells. Each section contains brief explanatory text about the mRNA vaccines process.

ALT MenB Vaccine Available for a limited time from late July 2026 Who is eligible? All current year 13 students (or of equivalent age) Anyone aged under 25 starting university or moving into further education halls of residence for the first time this autumn Two doses are essential for protection

ALT Did you know? The first successful vaccine was pioneered in England 230 years ago. It protected against smallpox, a disease that has since been wiped out due to vaccination.