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5. medicine & health: 1. diseases: Diseases: Infectious diseases: Smallpox:
BBC 00799.txt
when we've introduced diseases such as flu, smallpox, HIV or malaria to places where the local people haven't developed adequate immunity.
Nature 00252.txt
In the past, work on cattle led to the development of the smallpox vaccine and in vitro fertilization techniques.
Nature 00954.txt
It would become only the second disease that humans have wiped from the globe after smallpox,
Just as smallpox ripped through human populations for centuries, so too has reduced rinderpest drastically animal populations.
By the 1970s, smallpox, too, was found only in the war-torn Horn of Africa, where the last case was isolated in Somalia in 1977.
Nature 00972.txt
The effort will make it only the second disease to be wiped from the globe the first was eradicated smallpox
Nature 02334.txt
Nature Newspolicy Business Events Research People Trend watch Coming up Policy Smallpox stocks The World health organization (WHO) has failed to decide
when to destroy the world's last two remaining stocks of the virus that causes smallpox.
Nature 02379.txt
whether to destroy smallpox stocks. go. nature. com/th3feu 16 19 may Eighteen Nobel laureates are participating in a symposium on global sustainability in Stockholm. go. nature. com/f7mow7 Â
Nature 02429.txt
The pathogens include bacteria and viruses that cause smallpox, the plague, anthrax, Ebola and foot-and-mouth disease.
Nature 03721.txt
but it lives on in scores of labs. Twelve months after the world celebrated the success of a years-long vaccination campaign that made rinderpest only the second disease after smallpox to be eradicated,
or shipped to approved high-security labs. The approach is modelled on the post-eradication phase of the smallpox campaign
After smallpox was eradicated, a lab accident in Birmingham, UK, resulted in two infections and one death.
Nature 04671.txt
In its heyday, the disease the only one other than smallpox to be eradicated from nature killed hundreds of millions of cattle, mainly in Europe, Asia and Africa
Nature 04781.txt
which was marked by high death rates from diseases such as smallpox, typhus and whooping cough. They investigated how crop yields around the time of birth affected people's survival and reproductive success during the famine.
popsci_2013 00669.txt
Vaccines are your friends that's how we*eradicated*polio and smallpox. Fool. Self correcting problem anyway.
I'd doubt they'd say the same of smallpox if it was still prevalent!
and vaccines are good and proven science (we are rather glad not to have to deal with smallpox anymore).
If you dig through old writings from the last couple centuries many physicians found evidence supporting the idea of immune issues involved with smallpox.
The smallpox vaccine had discovered critics who from their field work that the vaccine didn't work
which to the physicians made it clear smallpox was likely related to nutritional deficiencies (smallpox outbreaks would often follow poor growing seasons which invariably led to malnutrition for many...
popsci_2013 01282.txt
and died from entirely preventable diseases like smallpox measles and whooping cough. And by not getting vaccinated you aren't just putting your child at risk.
A real outbreak of polio or smallpox or something that will actually kill your face would probably have all of these sitting at home self proclaimed biology experts who without any real education speculate that hey I think personally that vaccines probably messes with our immune system
ScienceDaily_2013 12608.txt
and other destructive viruses like the smallpox of cassava--formidable diseases but threats we can eradicate
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