News used very often. We also need to reassure politicians that severe harm is extremely
uncommon.” Cost fears appear to be at the root of political relucatance to implement no-fault …

Although millions of Canada receive vaccinations annually, the number who suffer adverse
reactions is few, so the cost of a no-fault compensation program would be modest. In …

In 1986, this journal published an article by the Canadian Pediatric Society calling for
Canada to develop a no-fault compensation program for vaccination injuries. 1 More than 2 …

KIE: Every state requires children to be immunized against several communicable diseases
before they enter school. At present, the families of children who suffer adverse effects must …

Medicine (IOM) has identified a handful of adverse events that may result from vaccination,
but also found that such events are rare and most often reversible. The review was …

Mandatory vaccinations, whether for foreign travel, military service, or admission into
academic institutions, are a burden that is borne by almost every American during their lives …

The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 established the Vaccine Injury
Compensation Program (" VICP") as a replacement regime for vaccine-related injuries. The …

Programmes that provide no-fault compensation for an adverse event following vaccination
have been implemented in 19 countries worldwide, the first in Germany in 1961 and themost …

At least a dozen countries or states in the world have introduced vaccine injury
compensation schemes. This paper argues that the Australian Government should introduce …

" IN LIGHT of the available scientific evidence on vaccines, the question for the media is how
to report rare adverse events without distorting the public's perceptions of the true risk." 1 So …