The latest news on the swine flu campaign really does make one wonder.
Either the threat from swine flu to the under-fives is real – in which case the campaign to immunise them needs to be continued despite current low uptake – or the threat is not real, in which case it should stop now.
Should a clinically necessary immunisation campaign really depend on uptake?
If so, why did we continue MMR vaccination when the uptake dropped because of the autism scare?
Dr Mary Hawking
Dunstable, Bedfordshire
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