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Dec 14, 2005

Dec 14, 2005

Study shows few serious problems among smallpox vaccinees

Dec 14, 2005

(CIDRAP News) – Exactly 100 of about 38,000 civilians who received smallpox shots in a federal program in 2003 suffered serious adverse events afterward, signaling that the program successfully screened out most people at risk for complications, according to a recent report.

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