Wednesday November 13, 2002
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American children receive up to 20 vaccines in the first two years of life. Public health benefits are clearly enormous, but there have also been some safety concerns. In this hour we'll talk with several experts about vaccine research and safety.
Kathleen Stratton, Institute of Medicine at the National Academies
Barbara Loe Fisher, National Vaccine Information Center
Dr. Neal Halsey, Director of the Institute for Vaccine Safety at John Hopkins University
Authors DeAnne Blanton and Lauren Cook present their research on more than 240 women who dressed as men and fought in the Union and Confederate armies during the Civil War.
DeAnne Blanton, Author
Lauren Cook, Author
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