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... to wipe out smallpox. Since earliest times, smallpox has been the scourge of humanity. A measure of its ferocity may be judged from a comparison between it and fatalities of war and other pandemics. Over 500 million people died from smallpox in the twentieth ...

... Europe' in its preparations for an outbreak of diseases such as anthrax and smallpox, writes Sinead Grennan MEDICAL authorities are stockpiling pills to counter anthrax, smallpox and radioactive contamination amid ongoing fears of a biological attack The ...

... $343m to protect against pox terror attack Jeremy Laurance in Washington THE US government has ordered 40 million doses of smallpox vaccine from a British company in a sign of the growing alarm that terrorists could unleash lethal viruses in future battles ...

... earmark funds in next suspicious powders have been year's budget to pay for vaccines quickly dismissed as false alarms, for smallpox and other pathogens and pranksters have been de- used as biological weapons. tained in Australia, the Nether- Experts say ...

... the doors or windows. Ridge's awkward stab at re- assurance comes too late as vague dangers of dirty bombs, anthrax and smallpox are filed to a sharp edge in the panic pockets of New York and Washington, freaked out cities convinced they are designated ...

... the threat of anthrax attacks in the fight against global terrorism. The crack troops, who are also trained to deal with smallpox outbreaks, have been offered to America in the event of global attacks. At the moment, the troops are on standby to identify ...

... wrote plays, one of which, a translation of 'Corneille', was produced in Dublin with great success in 1663. When she died (of smallpox) at 32 she was much mourned. The merits of her brief but searing ly honest poem speak for themselves. 'Tis true, our life ...

... fuel and was forced to land in Egypt but the quickthinking Maguire ordered his would-be captors to send ambulances. I have smallpox on board, he lied. The Egyptians immediately obtained fuel and he proceeded safely to Tel Aviv. Maguire started his own ...

... blankets with smallpox and presented them as gifts to Indian tribes who had no immunity during their wars in North America. And the Japanese dropped millions of plague-infected fleas able Iraqi lab. The Russians used a strain of smallpox from their own ...

... not accompany his wife and their only child Vicky, then just a toddler, on the journey. The child was required to have a smallpox vaccine in South Africa, but developed a complication which was quickly diagnosed as a life-threatening strain of meningitis ...

... in hospitals. Treatment of anthrax is very expensive, however, and lasts 60 days. A more serious threat could be posed by smallpox, Professor Fall said. While vaccination against anthrax is available here, the number of doses is small and requires six ...