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    had heard an old wives tale about milkmaids not contracting smallpox‚ which was a deadly disease killing thousands of people. He then believed that he should look into this and see if there was any truth in the story. He 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

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    that any single approach will be sufficient to resolve them” (3). I believe his view and argument is for vaccines. Yap gives many reasons as to why vaccines should be given to each and every person‚ stating‚ “Thanks to the spread of vaccinations‚ smallpox and polio have been eliminated in most of the world” (3)‚ but also realizes and explains that there are some reactions to vaccines (fever‚

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    Half of the states in the United States recognize and observe Columbus Day as a federal holiday (“Office Holidays”). However‚ there has always been a controversy involving the celebration and glorification of European settlers from the Age of Exploration. Many individuals believe that European settlers such as Columbus did not leave a positive impact on the lives for the Native Americans at this time; this controversial subject has led to a divide between the country‚ and different ethnic groups

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    Magazine article: Haelle‚ T. (2015‚ January 20). Five Things to Know About The Disneyland Measles Outbreak. Retrieved from http://www.forbes.com/sites/tarahaelle/2015/01/20/five-things-to-know-about-the-disneyland-measles-outbreak/#1e0012df273c. In this magazine article “Five Things To Know About The Disneyland Measles Outbreak” it talks about a recent outbreak that happened in Disneyland in Southern California‚ and what are the possible reasons for the outbreak. The outbreak occurred because there

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    description is that of Smallpox‚ one of the deadliest diseases in history‚ which is now eradicated by the development and use of vaccinations during childhood.

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    shots before their 2nd birthday panic you from vaccinations? Most parents do question if vaccinations are necessary for their children to stay healthy. The history of vaccinations started with Edward Jenner. When settlers moved to the New World‚ smallpox took a toll on them causing multiple deaths in the towns. Jenner came up with the theory that exposing others to the virus would create immunity for them. That theory was proven true and created what we now call vaccines. They have been proven to

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    exchange. One was the transmission of diseases from the Europeans to the Native Americans. The transmission of the diseases had the greatest impact of all on the Native Americans. The Europeans had no resistance to diseases such as measles‚ mumps‚ smallpox‚ typhus‚ and chicken pox therefore millions became sick and died. About 90% of the Native American population was wiped out from the diseases because their bodies had never been exposed to such diseases and so their immune systems could not fight

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    see how easy it is to contract diseases from all over the world. Vaccines are just as important to your health then just healthy foods such as a diet and exercise‚ but they can also mean the difference between life and death. Measles‚ Shingles‚ Smallpox‚ and/or Tuberculosis are all examples of vaccine-preventable diseases. These diseases have an impact on not just you as an individual but can harm your family or anyone else that didn’t get vaccinated in your environment. Getting vaccinated isn’t

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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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    forced upon parents by law‚ it is still a better idea to vaccinate your child than to choose not to. When children receive vaccines they develop stronger immune systems against disease. The Chinese have been administering forms of vaccinations for smallpox since the time period between 960 and 1269. They were not always made or administered in the traditional way. The Chinese people used the scabs of an infected small pox individual to immunize themselves against small pox. They would crush the scabs

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