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... The Command The first Western to be shot in widescreen, this tale of an army doc (Guy Madison) up against both Indians and smallpox as he escorts a wagon train through Wyoming is good formulaic fun, co-written by Sam Fuller and featuring a terrific action ...
... diphtheria 75 years ago. Remember it well. The doctors fee was 2/6 (two shillings and sixpence) each visit. I remember, too, a smallpox outbreak when we all had to be vaccinated, but Mr Allan’s letter the week before, was talking of values and people attitudes ...
... basically cutting down their chances of getting infected by various diseases.” So when we look at an unsymmetrical face, although smallpox » ...
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... becoming affected. The only time to g stop immunising children is when a 1 disease has been eradicated world- | wide, as with smallpox. Babies are ! born with some protection against the | diseases from maternal antibodies - ‘ this begins to wane shortly after ...
... many possibilities.” He also highlighted the public’s unease with science, as the case of using the puss of cowpox in the smallpox vaccination during the 1700 s proved, even though it did successfully eliminate the disease once accepted. ’ “The public ...
... was so impressed by the story that be included it in the range of books the company publishes for Tesco. Children hit in smallpox ...
... temperatures. The illness was attributed to the smallpox vaccine after the children said they had been playing with it. The ampoules arc a throwback to the Cold War. The Soviet Union was convinced that smallpox might be used as a potent biological weapon ...
... to New England in 1619. He arrived home to find that most of his tribe had been killed by a plague — thought to have been smallpox brought by visiting seafarers. ...