Smallpox vaccines

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Smallpox
Vaccines and Vaccinations
Vaccines by disease
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Vaccinia

Children

1720s In the 1720s, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu introduced to England the Near Eastern practice of variolation, i.e., the deliberate infection of a healthy subject with dried pus from smallpox pustules through an incision in the upper arm.
1721 Boston smallpox outbreak
1734 Letter on Inoculation with Smallpox by Voltaire
1767 An Account of the Manner of Inoculating for the Small Pox in the East Indies with Some Observations on the Practice and Mode of Treating that Disease in those Parts (London, 1767) book
1767 Maria Theresa's decision to have her children inoculated after the smallpox epidemic of 1767 was responsible for changing Austrian physicians' negative view of inoculation.
1832 Indian Vaccination Act of 1832
1840-1898 Vaccination Acts of 1840, 1853, 1867 and 1898
1904 Vaccine Revolt
1905 Jacobson v. Massachusetts
1977 The World Health Organization started to inject AIDS-laced smallpox vaccine into over 100 million Africans (population reduction) in 1977.
1988 WP - EXPERIMENTAL VACCINE MAY HAVE INFECTED 17
2001 Operation Dark Winter
2003 United States smallpox vaccination campaign
2019-Today MVA-BN (also known as, Imvanex in the European Union, Imvamune in Canada, and Jynneos)
ACAM2000
Cowpox
Edward Jenner
Hauer was removed from the job primarily for conflicts he had with Scooter Libby over whether the risks of smallpox vaccination were worth the benefit.
Inoculations
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
Pentagon's Contract for the Small Pox Vaccine
Smallpox vaccinations
Tecovirimat (Tpoxx)
Variolation
Wistar Institute/University of Pennsylvania/NIH/Pan American Health Organization's rabies/smallpox vaccine

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