PubMed · 12735180
Inoculating for smallpox.
Abstract
In California, one hospital decided the time was right to inoculate staff volunteers with the smallpox vaccine. Weighing the same pros and cons--civic responsibility, health risk, cost and reluctance of staff--other hospitals opted out of inoculations, at least for now. What led these organizations to such divergent decisions?
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Jan Greene. 2003. Inoculating for smallpox.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12735180/
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