Dr. Marie C. McCormick, a Harvard School of Public Health professor, is head of a scientific panel reviewing data related to the safety of the swine flu vaccine.
(Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff)
DR. MARIE C. MCCORMICK | G Force
Swine flu monitor
Dr. Marie C. McCormick, a Harvard School of Public Health professor, is head of a scientific panel reviewing data related to the safety of the swine flu vaccine.
(Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff)
The swine flu vaccine has been greeted with an unusual amalgam of feverish anticipation - and resolute opposition. In some corners of the blogosphere, suspicions have been raised about its safety, despite testing that has turned up no problems. Federal health agencies have established unprecedented monitoring networks to detect side effects. Still, last week, an independent panel of scientific advisers ... (Full article: 519 words)
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