Marks was asked to provide non-existent vaccine risk data: WSJ

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Ousted FDA biologics and vaccine chief Peter Marks was asked to provide non-existent data on the risk from measles vaccines, he told the Wall Street …

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Marks was asked to provide non-existent vaccine risk data: WSJ