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Few adverse events seen among health workers who get smallpox vaccine; cardiac events investigated
San Diego - Health care and public health workers vaccinated against smallpox have had few of the adverse events historically associated with smallpox vaccine, though unexpected cardiac events have occurred and continue to be investigated, according to Raymond A. Strikas, M.D.
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