Last February, when public health officials needed to decide what strains would go into this year's seasonal flu vaccine, the FDA bet on the wrong predominant strain.
Tim Murphy: “Last February, when public health officials needed to decide what strains would go into this year's seasonal flu…”
On the recordFebruary 2, 2015
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Murphy criticizes the FDA's decision on flu vaccine strains as incorrect.
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