Our Exclusive Vaccines in America series.
Course description:The process of taking vaccines from concept to distribution can take many years. The initial research often begins in at the NIH, with your tax dollars. Once the product appears viable, it is actually given to the drug companies to perform clinical trials prior to approval, then marketing and distribution. [1 Video, Length: 25 […]
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Course descriptionIn 1982, The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) was passed into law as a social contract between government and parents, who are required under state vaccine laws to give their children federally recommended vaccines in order to attend school. The American Academy of Pediatrics called the federal vaccine injury compensation program “justice for
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Course descriptionVaccination laws have been in place in the US since 1905 with the passage of Jacobson vs Massachusetts, when the US government ruled that the good of all public health supersedes the right of the individual. The law was put in place when the general public was only confronted with one vaccination: smallpox. Today,
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Objectives The pharmaceutical industry and lobbying firms have long pushed for more money from the US government, but it began in earnest after the events of Sept 11, 2001, better known as 911. Fears about the possibility of bioterrorism attacks with smallpox and even anthrax, funneled billions of tax dollars into the manufacture, distribution and
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