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    scientific status on smallpox and to follow its scientific investigation. This led to Edward Jenner being known as the first to create the first vaccine in the world. He was the first scientist and physician to verify that vaccinations indeed worked. Smallpox stared off in Europe during the Middle Ages and it touched all platforms of society. In Europe in the 18th century‚ the death of people were 400‚000 people and if they didn’t die then one third of the people who survived smallpox became blind. When

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    children worldwide. In America‚ with vaccines available‚ parents are choosing not to give their kids vaccines. This is most likely due to ignorance‚ which can be an easy fix. The main reasons to vaccinate children can be briefly described as the increased and unnecessary risk of developing a nearly eradicated disease‚ having unvaccinated people can endanger those who cannot be vaccinated‚ and lastly the common concerns are mainly void after studies show vaccines are safe. Vaccinating children is an

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    This story is about a little 6 year old boy.The little boy is being taken to the doctors by his mother.He is now at the doctors ‚ and is patiently waiting for the doctor to call him.His palms are sweaty‚ Knees weak arms are heavy. As he sees receptionist pull closer to the window and call his name.The boy anxiously waits in the room‚ the doctor walks in and greets him.The doctor senses the fear of the little boy but continues to proceed with his intent.The doctors dabs rubbing alcohol onto the little

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    vaccinated or refusing to vaccinate your child is the possibility of contracting harmful vaccine-preventable diseases.Diseases like the measles‚ smallpox‚ chickenpox and almost all vaccine-preventable diseases are easily spread from one person to another.According to M.D Matthew M. Davis “When children are unvaccinated or undervaccinated (in other words‚ they have not received all of the recommended doses of vaccines for their age)‚ they are at greater risk for getting sick with diseases that can be prevented

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    regulations and increasing access and financial assistance. In the 1850’s England streets were filled with violent protesters. This was because Edward Jenner had invented the smallpox vaccine. The “father of immunology”‚ is credited with saving around half a billion lives. He also paved the road for global eradication of smallpox. Although Jenner’s creation received tons

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    Health care has always been a growing industry from discovering new illnesses and new vaccines. I will create a Health Care Hall of Fame Museum. In this museum I will have five exhibits that have changed health care‚ which include: the discovery of germs‚ vaccines‚ surgery‚ childbirth‚ and Medicare. I will give a brief description of each exhibit and their role in health care. Germs Louis Pasteur‚ born in Dole‚ a small town in eastern France had an interest in scientific subjects. In 1847‚ he received

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    continued to be spread through wars‚ explorations‚ and city-building. Thus any European who crossed the Atlantic was immune to such diseases as measles and smallpox because of battling them as a child. The original inhabitants traveled to the New World in groups of a couple hundred each. Because microbes such as the ones that cause measles and smallpox need populations of several million to survive‚ the original populations were unaffected by the deadly diseases. However‚ by the time Columbus arrived

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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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    Cited: Jenner‚ Edward‚ Vaccination Against Smallpox. Amherst‚ NY: Prometheus Books‚ 1996. Crowl‚ Tom. "Civilization Systems: Self-Interest vs Altruism - Problems in Scaling the Decision Process." Civilization Systems. Web. 01 Mar. 2012. . Darwin‚ Charles. "The Origin of Species." Literature.org. Web

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    Ch. 2: The occupation of Midle America What drove the Conquest The Spain’s occupation of Mesoamerica violently destroyed the Mesoamerica social instuition‚ religion and infrastructure. from 1519-1600 (80)‚ the native population felt from at least 25 million to about a million. 300 years of colonial rules‚ accompanied by political and economy exploitation. Categorized people by color. Africa begins at the pyrenees The Rome laid the foundation of the Spanish language and culture. Iberians

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