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    Variola

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    Variola The smallpox epidemic affected the economy‚ politics‚ and society of the thirteen English colonies in the eighteen-century. Smallpox also known as variola virus had a course of about one month leading to death or immunity and with strong remembrance of the pain. This highly contagious virus was transmitted through body fluids when in contact with an infected victim‚ and also through the clothing and the dried scabs of an infected person. The symptoms of an infected person showed

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    1796Present * 1796 Edward Jenner pioneered vaccination Edward Jenner‚ an English doctor‚ tested his theory that milkmaids who suffered minor cowpox never contracted smallpox by inserting pus from a cowpox pustule into a young boy. He was later proven to be immune and this became the first recorded vaccination. * 1799 Humphry Davy discovered laughing gas for pain relief Humphry Davy recognized the analgesic (pain-relieving) properties of nitrous oxide when he inhaled it while he had

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    The Measles Vaccine

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    frequently visit countries such as the slum areas of England‚ Germany‚ India‚ and the Philippines are seeing a hike in post-Measles symptoms and exposure. Since these countries are in less developed regions of the world‚ there has yet to be much vaccination. Therefore‚ Measles is still very common‚ and the risk of being infected is relatively

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    Persuasive Essay Vaccines

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    Diseases that are common such as‚ mumps‚ measles‚ rubella and tetanus are harmful diseases that can be easily prevented by vaccines. Some people refuse to vaccinate their children for uneducated reasons. They think that vaccines do more harm than good‚ which is undeniably false. There are dozens of articles that say vaccines are crucial for everyone’s well being‚ while others claim they cause autism and other disabilities. Because vaccines prevent diseases and protect others‚ they should be mandatory

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    do not‚ depending on their perspective. The flu vaccination has proven to be beneficial to society‚ but there are things that cause people to not want them due to common misconceptions; people may be more willing to receive shots if they know how vaccines work‚ how they were and are now made‚ and their effects on not only the body but society as a whole. Misconceptions are one of the main reasons that people choose to not receive a flu vaccination. One of the main fallacies that is prevalent in

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    | Essay on Immunizations | | | | Immunization is a procedure routinely used to improve the body’s ability to overcome infection and protect against diseases caused by infectious agents. It works against a specific disease by training the immune system to rapidly recognize and eliminate the infectious agent that causes that disease‚ thus resulting in immunity. Protection can be acquired either by passive or by active immunization.Passive immunization involves transfer of antibodies obtained

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    funded by chevron and the U.S Agency for International Development‚ technical assistance on farms has been provided. Chevron obviously has a good heart. But it doesn’t end there. They also funded a $350 000 vaccination campaign‚ to provide vaccinations against the poliovirus. These vaccinations had seemingly rid Angola from the disease. In 2012 it made an appearance in the Congo. Chevron responded by sending more vaccines and financial resources to Angola and supported the national campaign to fight

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    Public Health

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    Public health is defined as the Science and art of preventing disease‚ prolonging life‚ and promoting health through organized community efforts. These include sanitation‚ control of contagious infections‚ hygiene education‚ early diagnosis and preventive treatment‚ and adequate living standards. It requires understanding not only of epidemiology‚ nutrition‚ and antiseptic practices but also of social science. Historical public health measures included quarantine of leprosy victims in the Middle

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    You wake up early for work and kill your family goodbye. On your daily transit you see a man drop a glass vial in the subway‚ but you think nothing of it. Moments later you become a statistic. A statistic of Bioterrorism. The threat of Bioterrorism‚ long ignored and denied‚ has heightened over the past years and needs to be publicly addressed. Today’s biggest hazards are anthrax and smallpox‚ yet people are left uncertain at what should be done while the government goes undercover to solve the problem

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    experimented on a little boy by injecting him with cowpox –something that only milkmaids caught- then with smallpox‚ when the boy didn’t become seriously ill with smallpox he knew that cowpox had made him immune to smallpox thus creating the first vaccination in the world. Secondly was Louis Pasteur‚ who was born in 1822 and died in 1895‚ was a French man that started as a chemist. Even though he was only a chemist he was hired by different companies‚ such as the wine industry‚ to investigate why some

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