The unofficial vaccine educators: are CDC funded non-profits sufficiently independent?

@article{Doshi2017TheUV,
  title={The unofficial vaccine educators: are CDC funded non-profits sufficiently independent?},
  author={P. Doshi},
  journal={British Medical Journal},
  year={2017},
  volume={359}
}
  • P. Doshi
  • Published 2017
  • Medicine
  • British Medical Journal
    • Vaccines are considered one of public health’s greatest success stories. But is all promotion of vaccines necessarily a good thing, or does it depend on the details? Peter Doshi investigates the semi-transparent world of vaccine advocacy organizations 
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