But it is not vaccination in itself which is the problem - it saves countless lives. The problem is the conditions of commercial and academic competition under which this research is done. In the poor world there is little cause for optimism. In the poor world many millions are dying. Decisions and actions taken in the late 1950s may now be having terrible effects.
Epidemics grow geometrically.
Globally, these are early days. This book does not argue conspiracy. It poses hypotheses in testable form. It does not argue against vaccination but suggests that the context of scientific discovery and development has to be examined. It is not in any way anti-science.