Improperly stored or expired vaccines are unlikely to cause diseases in children, but the vaccine scandal exposed last week may diminish parents’ confidence in vaccination, preventing children from being immunised, Dr Lance Rodewald – a World Health Organisation expert in China – has said. “If the vaccine vial or prefilled syringe is not damaged, it is extremely unlikely that the vaccine will … Continue reading Poorly stored jabs won’t kill you, says WHO expert, as fears of ‘vaccine tourism’ rise in HK