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Oct 17, 2008

Oct 17, 2008

US antiterrorism rules restrict vaccine exports

Robert Roos
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Oct 17, 2008

(CIDRAP News) – A recent Associated Press (AP) report revealed that, in the name of preventing biological attacks, the United States has rules barring the exportation of vaccines for avian influenza, smallpox, yellow fever, and many other pathogens to five countries classified as sponsors of terrorism.

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