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Vaccinating the world: How likely?

The World Health Organization wants 6 billion people around the globe vaccinated in the event of an influenza pandemic — but it will be 6–7 years at best before we have the capacity to do that, says the physician who headed the successful smallpox eradication program.

“At this point in time,