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AMA Calls For Further Study, Does Not Endorse Nationwide Immunization.(Brief Article)
2001 DEC 26 - (NewsRx.com & NewsRx.net) -- The American Medical Association has refused to endorse smallpox vaccinations for all Americans, rejecting calls from doctors who say the disease could be used as a biological weapon.
Instead, the 538 delegates attending the AMA's annual winter meeting in San Francisco voted overwhelmingly to continue studying the possible repercussions of such a mass inoculation.
"We do not yet know that the bad guys have the smallpox virus,'' said Dr. Ron Davis, a public health expert from Detroit, Michigan, and a member of the AMA's 16-member board of trustees. "There are huge, complex issues involved and due deliberation is needed.''
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