University of Toronto
Availability of vaccine no guarantee public will want it
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, December 20th, 2009
The research - which looked at acceptability of potential future HIV vaccinations among high-risk adults in Los Angeles - shows many factors come into play when a person is deciding whether or not be vaccinated.
"As we can see in the current climate of confusion around H1N1 flu shots, the availability of a vaccination alone is not enough to encourage people to be inoculated," says lead author Peter A. Newman, associate professor at UofT's Factor-Inwentash...
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