More US health workers vaccinated for smallpox

Health workers in the US are being vaccinated against smallpox, amid fears the virus may be used in a terrorist attack.

More US health workers vaccinated for smallpox
Mon, 05 Nov, 2001 - 19:56

Health workers in the US are being vaccinated against smallpox, amid fears the virus may be used in a terrorist attack.

The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta has vaccinated some staff as a precaution in case they need to investigate the virus.

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