3-Year FDA Approval for New Childhood Vaccines.
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An act prohibiting the commission for public health from adding any new vaccines to the state's childhood immunization schedule unless the vaccine has either been approved by the united states food and drug administration (fda) for a minimum of three years or, if fda-approved for less than three years, upon the recommendation of both the north carolina medical society board of directors and the north carolina pediatric society board of directors.
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