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Vaccine Knowledge Project becomes member of the World Health Organization's Vaccine Safety Net

Since July 2016 the Vaccine Knowledge Project has been a member of the World Health Organization's Vaccine Safety Net

The Vaccine Knowledge Project is now a member of the World Health Organization's Vaccine Safety Net. This means that this website has been judged to meet the World Health Organization's criteria for providing good quality information about vaccines and vaccine safety issues and is a huge achievement.

To find out more about the Vaccine Knowledge Project, visit the website here.

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