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Skepticism and Public Trust in Vaccines
This chapter delves into the implications of vaccine skepticism on public trust and the healthcare system, particularly focusing on the influence of key individuals in regulatory positions. It contrasts regulatory practices and consumer safety in the U.S. and Europe, while highlighting a positive outlook on improving health standards through informed legal perspectives.
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