... n scientists have sought to control primary infection by immunisation in a manner similar to that of vaccination against smallpox and immunisation against diphtheria. By a process of sub-culture of a bovine type of the tuberculosis bacillus, the French ...

... rer‘rreusic clips, and new releases. 6.05 mes: The statesman concentrates on politics, averting a potential scandal over a small-pox epidemic. Shown Sunday on BBCHI. (C) 7.00 NEWS AND SOFIT; (C) Weather. 7.15 CORRESPONDENT: Charles Wheeler presents the ...

... many children growing up who had not been immunised, Coun Mrs Mather said. Should there be an epidemic, as there had been in smallpox, then the situation could be calamitous. She advised all young mothers to have their children immunised. Councillor Newell ...

... contents of the cart, including a quantity of new-laid eggs, were scattered about the road. Mr Gibbs, the master of Sourhall Smallpox Hospital, was luckily passing, and he was able to render valuable assistance in getting the horse to its feet again. Happily ...

... whose 200 ITN NEWS HEADLINES followed by NIGHT squaw he has stolen and who blames the white NETWORK man for an outbreak of smallpox in his tribe. 4.00 ITN NEWS HEADLINES followed by THE HIT Driven into the Rockies, where his cpllenfiues MAN AND HER Are&ckcd ...

... drama. A doctor and his wife rediscover their long-lost love for each other after being called to a small town to deal with a smallpox outbreak.(T). 6.30 LAST CHANCE LOTTERY. Comedy game show. (R) (S) 7.30 LOVE LIFE. A psychologist examines a warring couple’s ...

... (1976) Western about a Blackhawk Indian who finds himself under attack when he travels 10 a whiteman's encampment for a small-pox serum. Starrng Michael Dante and Leif Erickson. 540 Entertanment Toright. 600 Russkies (1987) A Russian sailor is found washed ...

... his wife, Lorna, have a son, Graham, and daughter. Gillian. ® MR DON WILD. (S) photographer at Birmingham University from smallpox in 1978. @ A telefax stating overdosing in animal experiments may lead to “the tendency of animals to bite the staff” which ...

... the nickname ol “Blind Jack of Knaresborough.” Metcalf was born in 1717, and despite a severe handicap of blindness from smallpox, which he contracted at the age of six, such was his perseverance and tenacity of purpose that he made his mark in an era ...

... provided by the Scots. Five days before the Chesterfield game which England woen 20, the full Engiand squad had to report for smallpox jabs in preparation for today’'s matech against Franee in Paris. As they set off at a fine gallop against Scotland with two ...

... working with ammals, have virtually wiped them out. Only last year the World Health Organisation was able to annouce that smallpox, a killer of massive proportions in the past, has now virtually been eradi- cated. Again, through the use of anémal-devclopc_d ...

... CENTURY. New series. Account of how improvements in public health and the availability of new medicines to combat polio, smallpox and tuberculosis led to a sharp rise in lifeexpectancy in the 19505. FUTUREWATCH. New sixpart series in which Michael Buerk ...