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 …

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 …

The purpose of this article is to look at the effect of the federal compensation scheme under
the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act on the people and institutions involved in the …

The federal immunization program, by virtually all economic, medical, and political
measures, is a stunning success story because of its record of protecting millions of children …

The introduction of vaccines to Canada in the early 1960s marked a radical advancement in
public health and one that has conferred immense benefits to Canadian society. Before that …

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 …

The past four decades have been years of phenomenal progress in all of medicine, yet in
terms of numbers of lives saved or in years of productive lives spared, nothing has equaled …

The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 established the National Vaccine Injury
Compensation Program to compensate people thought to be injured by certain vaccines …

Mandatory immunization requirementsprotect both the individual and the community against
the morbidity and mortality associated with vaccine-preventable illnesses. Despite the …

Background To prevent the spread of infectious diseases, governments have implemented a
number of policies, including a range of mandatory vaccination policies. In addition, some …