RESUMO

The putative Pueyo's vaccine was a commercial venture that obtained marketing authorization in 1946, a turbulent period of Argentine history. After a few months, health authorities withdrew financial support from the state to buy the vaccine and required patients to sign a written consent to receive that product. An independent investigation did not find any evidence of benefit in non-clinical and clinical evaluation of the putative vaccine.

Assuntos

Meios de Comunicação de Massa , Vacinas , Humanos , Marketing , Tuberculose , Vacinas contra a Tuberculose , Incerteza