Koalas to be vaccinated against Chlamydia: Australia approves first-ever vaccine
Australia has approved a groundbreaking, single-dose vaccine to combat chlamydia, a devastating disease impacting koala populations. Developed by researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast, the vaccine has shown promising results in trials, reducing mortality and even reversing existing symptoms. This crucial tool offers hope for endangered koalas facing habitat loss and other threats.
Australia has approved a groundbreaking, single-dose vaccine to combat chlamydia, a devastating disease impacting koala populations. Developed by researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast, the vaccine has shown promising results in trials, reducing mortality and even reversing existing symptoms. This crucial tool offers hope for endangered koalas facing habitat loss and other threats.
