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  • The history of immunisation is full of heroes but also full of villains, and our successes are tempered by tragedies Despite the urgent need for a vaccine against SARS-CoV-2, we should not neglect the lessons of history These include ethical issues relating to vaccine safety, such as the possible risks of vaccine-induced enhancement witnessed with dengue vaccine in the Philippines, and how our decisions may be represented by the antivaxx movement © 2020 CSIRO All rights reserved
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  • What history teaches us about vaccines and pandemics
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