Polish organisation sued over tricking homeless into influenza vaccine test

Last year, doctors and nurses were given dangling jail terms for dubious some 200 people, mostly homeless, in a city of Grudziadz, Poland, into holding partial in a new vaccine tests. (Sebastian Duda/Shutterstock)

Prosecutors in Poland are suing a private firm accused of tricking homeless people into oblivious appearance in bird influenza vaccine tests in 2007.

Prosecution orator Andrzej Kukawski pronounced Wednesday that dozens of participants, including a profound woman, were denied information about intensity health hazards in what he called a medical experiment.

Last year, 3 doctors and 6 nurses were given dangling jail terms for dubious some 200 people, mostly homeless, in a city of Grudziadz, into holding partial in a new vaccine tests. They had described a shots as giveaway vaccination opposite unchanging flu, and falsified papers to disguise some contribution about a test’s participants.

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Acting for roughly 40 participants, prosecutors are now suing a private organisation that consecrated a medics to lift out a vaccine tests.

Article source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/bird-flu-homeless-poland-1.4587695?cmp=rss