Laboratory testing at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) today showed that recently discovered vials marked as “smallpox” contain vaccinia, the virus used in smallpox vaccine.
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CDC Testing Shows Commercial Lab Vials Contain No Trace of Virus Known to Cause Smallpox
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