Vaccines, Accountability, and Public Trust

This chapter explores the potential reforms in government health agencies with a new administration, emphasizing accountability for key figures involved in vaccine development. It critiques the unwavering societal belief in vaccines amidst allegations of harm and corruption, highlighting the intersection of ideology, financial incentives, and public health policy.

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