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    human anatomy and how it works‚ we can begin curing diseases. In the 18th century innovations sparked up‚ such as inoculation and vaccination‚ which significantly impacted society. During this time period there was a massive universal outbreak of smallpox with a significant mortality ranging‚ according to circumstances‚ between 5% and 20% (Bynum‚ 72).

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    people considered at poverty level or below the poverty level‚ have received lower insurance rates or free vaccine coverage for their children. It was found that children in poor income families had lower rates of vaccines than families above the poverty level. This had helped increase the rate of vaccinations across the country. For instance‚ The Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program offers vaccines at no cost for eligible children through VFC-enrolled(). Lack of resources in communities or in rural

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    To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate Vaccination has become a hot topic of conversation for many people in our society today‚ especially parents. What is a vaccine? A vaccine is defined as a biological agent used to prevent serious illnesses and diseases‚ such as measles‚ smallpox‚ hepatitis‚ etc. by injecting a weakened version of the infectious organism into the human body. When they are administered‚ the body produces antibodies against the foreign substance‚ creating a defense mechanism for immunity

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    agenda‚ setting norms and standards‚ articulating evidence-based policy options‚ providing technical support to countries and monitoring and assessing health trends”(World Health Org.). The WHO has played a significant role in the eradication of smallpox. Its current priorities include‚ in particular‚ Ebola‚ HIV/AIDS‚ malaria and tuberculosis. Communicable diseases are caused by infections. Infection is the invasion of a host organism’s body tissues by disease-causing agents‚ their multiplication

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    The Great Smallpox Epidemic of 1775-1782 affected many people. When a person caught smallpox they could already assume their lives were at ends. Smallpox came unexpectedly without a known cure. Throughout the book ‚”Pox Americana”‚ by Elizabeth A. Fenn‚ she has a different story for each one of her chapters. Every story shares life experiences of different men that experience the same disease‚ variola or smallpox‚ in their lifetime. Elizabeth Fenn states‚ “Variola [small pox] was a virus of empire

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    The Spanish were ready to conquer or make an alliance with anyone on their expedition to Tenochtitlan. Cortes the leader of the Spaniards brought eleven ships‚ five hundred and eight fighting men‚ one hundred sailors‚ two hundred indigenous slaves‚ and sixteen horses on his way to find gold and glory. The Spaniards would fight to kill while the Aztecs would capture their enemies and sacrifice them to their gods. Due to this difference in worldview the Aztec’s weapons were also different from the

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    immunizations have saved billion of lives by reducing human’s mortality rate‚ and also eliminate the burden of disability. Children who are immunized with the vaccine are less likely to develop a disease that they are immunized against. So why put your child in the danger by not immunizing them. Some of the examples of deadly disease that are prevented by vaccine are Chicken pox‚ Influenza‚ Rubella‚ Diphtheria‚ Polio‚ meningococcal‚ Mumps‚ Hepatitis A &b‚ Measles‚ small pox‚ Tuberculosis and more.(CDC) These

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    they feared the most. The diseases Columbus brought over from the Old World to the New World were immensely dangerous to the Native Americans. Basically any European who crossed the Atlantic during the 16th century had battled illnesses‚ such as smallpox and measles‚ during childhood and emerged fully immune. This meant that anyone who was not immune to these

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    Chicken Pox - Varicella Zoster Virus Oct 6‚ 2011 Introduction Varicella zoster virus (VZV) is one of eight herpes viruses known to cause childhood chicken pox. After primary infection of the host immune system‚ the virus becomes latent in the dorsal root ganglia and reactivates later to cause shingles and other neurologic complications (Arvin‚ 1996). The virus is transmitted by airborne viral particles or through contact of vesicular fluid from an infected contact (Arvin‚ 1996). VZV enters

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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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