Smallpox scarring from vaccine

    • [DOC File]Smallpox: Another type of scare; the same type of hype

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      Serendipitously, and somewhat eerily, the new recommendations for using the smallpox vaccine had been issued in June, 2001, an update of a policy that had not been reviewed for more than 10 years.16 With the resolutions in place, the government began to throw billions of dollars toward its customary public health solution–massive vaccination.

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    • [DOCX File]Georgetown High School

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      possible scarring b/c dermis involved. g. fever (up to 1070F), malaise, delirium, prostration, possible blindness if infects eye. 4. pathogens and virulence factors. a. caused by ... smallpox vaccine discontinued-increase in monkeypox cases over past decade-smallpox vaccine conveyed immunity to monkeypox also. 7. diagnosis, treatment, and ...

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    • [DOCX File]MALARIA - Department of Health

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      Smallpox vaccine is made from a live virus called vaccinia. Vaccinia virus is a “pox” virus related to smallpox virus, although it is less harmful and can protect people from smallpox. ... and can lead to scarring or death. Ongoing infection of skin at the vaccination site with tissue destruction (progressive vaccinia or vaccinia necrosum ...

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    • [DOC File]Preparing for and Responding to Bioterrorism: Information ...

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      Scarring is usually not permanent, however, except sometimes on the face due to destruction of sebaceous glands. Slide 23 shows the progression of smallpox lesions from macules to vesicles to pustules. The clinical progression is continued on slides 24 and 25. ... Smallpox vaccine is administered by repeatedly puncturing the skin of the ...

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    • [DOC File]Diseases of the Skin and Eyes:

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      VACCINE: Varivax for VZV recommended for young children (12-24 months) Attenuated viral vaccine. HERPES SIMPLEX INFECTIONS. 85% of population is infected with HSV-1. Transmitted by oral or respiratory tract. Causes cold sores. Lesions recur because of stress, sunlight, menstruation, fever, hormonal changes. Virus is dormant in trigeminal nerve ...

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    • [DOC File]Access Training Materials – Cengage

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      The smallpox vaccine contains a weakened live virus that stimulates the body into developing immunity. A normal reaction to the vaccine is to develop a blister, which fills with pus, drains, and then crusts over. The crust falls off, leaving a scar. Because the vaccine contains a …

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    • [DOC File]CDC smallpox information

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      SMALLPOX VACCINE. The smallpox vaccine is made from a live virus related to smallpox called vaccinia (not smallpox virus). The vaccine stimulates the immune system to react against the vaccinia virus, and develop immunity to it. Immunity to vaccinia also provides immunity to smallpox. For most people, live virus vaccines are safe and effective.

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    • [DOC File]DISSERTATION ROUGH DRAFT - Marilyn Greenman

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      With a safe, consistent supply of serum, and free availability, the smallpox vaccine was now easily accessible in the United States. Epidemics of various diseases continued throughout the nineteenth century causing fear and grief. Louis Pasteur was born during the mid nineteenth century. ... To prevent scarring from the pocks, keep the child ...

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    • [DOC File]NIH-CAP 2005-06 Participating Companies - 11/2007

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      Its oral and nasal smallpox vaccines will complete Phase I/II clinical trials by Q3 2006 and provide supportive technology information to influenza, HIV and other vaccines in development. ... anti-scarring and anti-angiogenic actions. The Company’s two commercialized products (AmniGraft® and ProKera™) are targeted to restore eye surface ...

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    • [DOC File]Lecture Title

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      E. Jenner (1798)- Cowpox/smallpox vaccine. F. Pasteur (1880)- Rabies vaccine. G. Rous (1911)- Transmission of avian sarcoma. H. Ellerman and Bang (1908)- Transmission of fowl leukosis. I. Loeffler (1898)- Agent of foot and mouth disease in cattle by cell-free filtrate. J. Twort and D’llerelle (1917)- Bacterial viruses- Bacteriophages

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