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Abstract
The health and wellbeing of the public is, in part, a function of the behavior of individuals. When one individual’s behavior places another at a foreseeable and easily preventable risk of illness or injury, tort liability can play a valuable role in discouraging that conduct. This is true in the context of childhood immunization.
Recommended Citation
Stephen P. Teret & Jon S. Vernick,
Gambling with the Health of Others,
107
Mich. L. Rev. First Impressions
110
(2009).
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