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Hendra virus vaccine

Hendra virus can transfer from animals to people.

Hendra virus can cause disease in horses and rarely in humans. The Hendra virus naturally occurs in flying foxes and it can be transmitted from flying fox to horse, horse to horse, and horse to human.

Product registration

Find out about the registered product and the approved instructions, including the duration of immunity.

Safety, health and side effects

For more information about safe use of Hendra virus vaccine, expected side effects and reactions.

Adverse reactions and how to report them

Information about how to report an adverse experience and what happens to your report.

Summary of adverse experience reports made to the APVMA about Hendra virus vaccine

Information about the number and types of adverse experience reports that have been received by the APVMA in relation to the Hendra virus vaccine.

Related links

State and territory government information about Hendra virus.

Content last updated: 
10 March 2017
Content last reviewed: 
10 March 2017
URL: 
https://apvma.gov.au/node/12871

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