The Scientist : Litigation Could Make Vaccines Extinct [19/1/2004]

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by James M Wood

OPINION

Litigation Could Make Vaccines Extinct

The Scientist 2004, 18(1):8

Published

19 January 2004

Vaccines have eradicated some killer diseases and protected against others. But they face eradication themselves – by litigation. As the United States rushes to defend itself against bioterrorism by developing vaccines against biological agents, Congress must pass legislation to ensure that vaccines themselves do not become extinct.

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