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... Britain. Subsequently, a second William Lewis (1785-1868) assumed his entrepreneurial mantle, as well as serving on the local smallpox vaccination committee. The baton later passed to one Henry Lewis (1846-1903) who managed to keep the cloth mill going up ...
... battle against disease sharplyinto perspective,headds: “There’s onlyonedisease that we have ever rendered extinct and that’s smallpox, which is probably the WHO’s greatest achievement. “As you move down the other types of diseases you find it gets progressively ...
... the author to be a tribute and a personal debt repaid. The novel is narrated by O'Carolan from his _ death bed. Blinded by smallpox in early life and now an itinerant harper,.O'Carolan is famous not only for his music but also for his hell-raising and drinking ...
... forgotten diseases. This case may serve as a harbinger of the resurgence of nearly-forgotten diseases such as glanders, plague, smallpox and anthrax, said the article. Research on these diseases is now being conducted in more laboratories, which increases ...
... sea-shell mounds instead, and as findsa present from Sheridan: afirstedition TV cessful newspaper publisher, but still a smallpox began to take hold of the indige- of Flann O'Brien’s The Third Policeman, in struggling hopeful when he and Carey first nous ...
... brought up in Kettering. Her father, Donald Foster Sabin, was a telegraph officer in the Royal Navy. Sadly, he died from smallpox in 1944, before she had the chance to meet him. Mrs Leadbeater has amassed a considerable amount of information about her ...
... on escort duty in the Mediterranean. He was brought on as leading telegraphist Unfortunatel this meant that he missed the smallpox vaccination that the rest of the crew had received, and he began to show symptoms of the disease shortly afterwards, en route ...
... government’s attitude to vaccination had been used in human virology how widespread would still be in?eyctions of diptheria, smallpox and polio H Ow complete has been the laboratory analysis of samples taken from livestock? Many of the vets deployed had no ...
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... experts and strategists claimed the US is “woefully” unprepared to face a potential bio-chemical weapons attack. Viruses - smallpox, yellow fever, equine encephalitis and influenza - can be genetically enhanced by weapon-makers to increase strength. Bacteria ...