Attention All Readers: Is the world actually free of deadly Smallpox ? Are you in Danger ?.... The Incurable, cured.
May 1980
Smallpox has been declared eradicated by the World Health Assembly. This may be considered internationally the biggest achievement in public health.
What is it? Smallpox is a serious infectious disease. About 3 of 10 people who caught it died because of its serious attack on your body. The disease is caused by the variola virus. Signs of smallpox include: Body Aches, High fever, vomiting, rashes, etc. The transmission of this disease is usually spread by coming in contact with another infected persons’ open and oozing wounds. Even sometimes it could be airborne so no one would be safe if they were in any close vicinity of an infected person. (Fun Fact: the disease seems to date back to the egyptian period, but only started first vaccinating citizens in 1796) Should i worry? There are new ways. Variolation was the first form of treatment which involved material from smallpox sores to be given to non infected people to help the body naturally fight it. Now a days, if you choose to receive the vaccine you would not be infected with the actual virus but only something much weaker that will help you fight it off. Smallpox vaccinations can protect you from …show more content…
Vaccine donations were especially scarce. Even though they tried their hardest to raise awareness, the disease was still active and causing random outbreaks all over the world in 1966. Things always seem to happen for a reason so may i add that only a year after in 1975 the Intensified Eradication Program made it possible for people to receive and produce more freeze-dried vaccines. Eventually, North America and Europe were left free of smallpox, but that still left South America, Asia, and
May 1980
Smallpox has been declared eradicated by the World Health Assembly. This may be considered internationally the biggest achievement in public health.
What is it? Smallpox is a serious infectious disease. About 3 of 10 people who caught it died because of its serious attack on your body. The disease is caused by the variola virus. Signs of smallpox include: Body Aches, High fever, vomiting, rashes, etc. The transmission of this disease is usually spread by coming in contact with another infected persons’ open and oozing wounds. Even sometimes it could be airborne so no one would be safe if they were in any close vicinity of an infected person. (Fun Fact: the disease seems to date back to the egyptian period, but only started first vaccinating citizens in 1796) Should i worry? There are new ways. Variolation was the first form of treatment which involved material from smallpox sores to be given to non infected people to help the body naturally fight it. Now a days, if you choose to receive the vaccine you would not be infected with the actual virus but only something much weaker that will help you fight it off. Smallpox vaccinations can protect you from …show more content…
Vaccine donations were especially scarce. Even though they tried their hardest to raise awareness, the disease was still active and causing random outbreaks all over the world in 1966. Things always seem to happen for a reason so may i add that only a year after in 1975 the Intensified Eradication Program made it possible for people to receive and produce more freeze-dried vaccines. Eventually, North America and Europe were left free of smallpox, but that still left South America, Asia, and