The FDA cancels a meeting to decide the next flu shot
By Alice Park Senior Correspondent
There's a well-established process of bringing vaccines to the public. But yesterday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) abruptly canceled an upcoming meeting of its independent group of vaccine experts to determine which viral strains to include in next season's flu shot.
The decision could have longer term implications. I spoke to a member of this FDA committee about how it might affect the future of vaccine approvals and immunization schedules in the U.S.
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