Abstract
Smallpox vaccination carries with it well-known risks of adverse events, but problems may also arise from the risk of secondary transmission of the live virus. This review article examines what is known about the potential for nosocomial infection and for spread within families. The author also assesses the implications for vaccination policy.
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