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    Pros Of Vaccination

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    venom to protect themselves from a snake bite. To gain immunity to smallpox‚ the Chinese smeared their cuts with cowpox. In the 18th century‚ smallpox continued to kill thousands of people. Edward Jenner‚ a medical student‚ noticed that people who previously contracted cowpox did not become infected with smallpox. Jenner used fluid from a cowpox blister to infect an eight-year-old boy. Later‚ that same boy showed no signs of smallpox when Jenner infected him with the disease. Jenner’s success led him

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    such as vulnerability to preventable serious or fatal diseases. Vaccinations can eradicate many serious illnesses that are fatal to humans. We have already witnessed this‚ such as elimination of smallpox‚ polio and other diseases. As the CDC proclaims‚ “Our children don’t have to get smallpox shots any more because the disease no longer exists. If we keep vaccinating now‚ parents in the future may be able to trust that diseases like polio and meningitis won’t infect‚ cripple‚ or kill children

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    How can 168 Spanish soldiers defeat an army of 80‚000 Native Americans? Well in the year 1532‚ a Spanish conquistador known as Francisco Pizarro invaded the New World. He quickly got into a conflict with the largest state of the New World and managed to capture the absolute monarch‚ Atahuallpa. Francisco charged a ransom for his release and even after the ransom was given‚ he killed Atahuallpa. They were defeated and this cycle was continued by more Spanish conquistadors until the Native Americans

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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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    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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    Hi my name is Bryson Yelle‚ and I am on the affirmative side of this debate and I shall be explaining why human experimentation is ethical. Human experimentation Over the years has saved us‚ for example the polio vaccine. The polioVirus happened around the early 1940s to the late 1950s‚ and many of thousands were dying because of it until a man named Jonas salk started his human experimentation in 1952 and released it to the US in 1955. His experimentation killed at around 11 people‚ but saved thousands

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    The History Of Vaccines

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    credited with formulating the first vaccine‚ which was to protect against smallpox. In 1796‚ Jenner‚ a scientist who practiced medicine‚ took cowpox lesions and injected them into an eight year old boy. Following the injection‚ the boy was sick; he had a fever‚ the chills‚ loss of appetite and pain around the injection site‚ however when Jenner injected the boy two months later with matter from a smallpox lesion‚ the smallpox disease did not develop and Jenner determined that the young boy was immune

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    Small Pox

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    must interact with a receptor on the cell surface. The infectious cycle usually consists of two stages. The first stage makes the proteins necessary for the protein to form. The second stage forms the adult virion to start the attack on the body. Smallpox attack with no warning. There are several painful symptoms that are brought upon by this disease. In most of the cases‚ symptoms in a new victim will occur ten to twelve days later. Patients will develop chills‚ high fever‚ and nausousness

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    Do Vaccines Matter

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    Elizabeth Hughes CP Civics and Government Mr.Kennedy 4/23/2017 Do Vaccines Matter? Most people have gone to the pediatricians since they were a week old and would not remember the total amount of shots they got and the possible pain endorsed. Parents can recall more than 30 shots that had occurred before their child has gone to kindergarten. In the past few years the debate on vaccines has become a popular topic. The anti-vaccine believers have their own impressions of the vaccines once being

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    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 as the media is left to give its own over exaggerated version of everything opinions on things. Although terrorists could use many disease-causing agents‚ experts on biological warfare regard anthrax and smallpox as the two biggest hazards. Other infectious diseases that pose a threat include plague

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