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Vaccine Law and Policy is the first book on vaccine law and policy
written specifically for the general public or an educated lay
audience without legal background. It offers comprehensive but
accessible coverage of key aspects of vaccine law and policy, from
product development and intellectual property protections, to
regulation, public mandates, and vaccine injury claims. The
COVID-19 pandemic sparked a growing interest in learning more about
vaccine law and policy, as vaccine development, access, safety and
requirements became relevant to hundreds of millions of people
worldwide. This book covers United States law in most detail, but
the developments and trends described have parallels in many
countries, and the United States model and its actions influence
others. Some of the most widely used vaccines against COVID-19 -
mRNA vaccines – were developed in the United States, and choices
made in the United States impact other countries. United States law
currently has so much to say about vaccines. From the federal
mandate President Biden enacted requiring federal employees to be
vaccinated against COVID-19, to the growing number of private
employers requiring vaccines to return to work, vaccine law has
become a prevalent topic in everyday life. But there is little
writing about the legal aspects of vaccines directed at the general
public or an educated lay audience without a legal background.
Vaccine Law and Policy will not only be invaluable to professionals
implementing vaccine law and policy, but also to regulators, public
health officials, and scientific researchers. Vaccine Law and
Policy covers the wide range of laws and policies that impact the
field. These include, among others, regulatory oversight by the
FDA, one of the most influential bodies in drug and vaccines
regulation worldwide, enforcement, and regulation of the research
and development of vaccines; vaccine mandates for children and in
the workplace, and medical, religious, and philosophical exemptions
to them; patent law and other intellectual property protections
such as trademark, trade secret, unfair competition, and copyright
law; compensation for vaccine injuries under the National Vaccine
Injury Compensation Program (NVICP) and other avenues of liability;
safety monitoring; access to vaccines, their promotion, and issues
related to funding and costs. The book will also discuss issues
related to anti-vaccine movements and vaccine advocacy.
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Real (Paperback)
Tony Yang
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R210
Discovery Miles 2 100
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Ships in 10 - 15 working days
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When we think about our love relationship with God, we tend to
focus on HIS love for us: God created us in His image. God sent His
only begotten son to die for our sins. God will send His son once
again to take us home. But what about OUR love for God? WHAT
exactly does it mean to love God? WHY is it so important? And HOW
do we love Him? Tony Yang answers these questions through a
Bible-centered approach, weaving in his personal testimony with his
unique storytelling style. His conclusion is one that he least
expected-the "O" word. In his highly anticipated debut book, Tony
Yang presents key questions and answers them with such simplicity,
using easy-to-follow practical applications. With a solid Biblical
foundation, it also educates, encourages and inspires, leaving the
reader to desire a deeper relationship with God.
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