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Tag Archives: public health
On the Measles Outbreak: Does the ‘Modern’ Anti-Vaccination Movement Remember Smallpox?
I wonder whether the parents of the unvaccinated would consider doing away with traffic regulations or traveling by horse and buggy? Societal living needs written and unwritten rules and regulations. It was humanity’s good fortune that Edward Jenner (1749-1823), an … Continue reading
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Tagged disease, Edward Jenner, health, healthcare, John Enders, measles, medicine, public health, smallpox, vaccination, vaccines, viruses
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Ebola, Dr. Craig Spencer and American Hysteria
Dr. Craig Spencer, who bravely put himself in harm’s way to fight a deadly epidemic, represents the best of American medicine. So why is the American public vilifying him? Continue reading
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Tagged aids, AIDS epidemic, bubonic plague, craig spencer, current events, diseases, ebola, ebola virus, epidemics, health, healthcare, HIV, hiv/aids, hysteria, panic, public health, spanish flu, west africa, world health organization
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Branching: Thoughts of an Ever-Curious Author 