Swine flu jab narcolepsy risk
Research has found that a swine flu jab given to children carried an increased risk of developing narcolepsy.
Swine flu findings 'consistent' with European studies
Professor Liz Miller, a consultant epidemiologist with the Health Protection Agency, said that findings which have linked the swine flu vaccine to an increased risk of narcolepsy, are consistent with those from European studies.
She added that further studies would be needed to assess the risk of other vaccines used during the swine flu pandemic.
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