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Lessons of Edward Jenner, father of vaccination

Lessons of Edward Jenner, father of vaccination Richard Gunderman Jenner saved the lives of more people than any other figure in history. As the US Covid-19 vaccination pro gramme reaches full stride, approximating three million shots per day, the time is ripe to recall the contributions of the physician-scientist who first put vaccines on the map, Edward Jenner. Some claim that Jenner saved the lives of more people than any other figure in history, yet his approach is often poorly understood. 1. He built on the work of others Born in England in 1749, Jenner was inoculated as a child against smallpox, a dreaded disease that appears to have scarred 3,000-yearold Egyptian mummies. Caused by the Variola virus, the disease manifested as fever and the development of a blistering skin rash referred to as pox. It is thought that about 30 per cent of infected people died of the disease, especially infants and young children.

Christie s Books, Manuscripts, Photographs: From the Middle Ages to the Moon

Christie s Books, Manuscripts, Photographs: From the Middle Ages to the Moon - Online, 14 to 28 April First edition, journal issue, containing the first announcement of Semmelweis’s epoch-making discovery of the source and means of preventing puerperal fever. Estimate: £12,000-18,000. © Christie s Images Ltd 2021. LONDON .- From 14 to 28 April, Christie’s presents Books, Manuscripts, Photographs: From the Middle Ages to the Moon, a wide-ranging online auction encompassing works from the 12th to the 21st century. This sale features a diversity of categories including medieval manuscripts, autograph letters, incunabula and early printing, travel and cartography, fine bindings, important scientific books and manuscripts, and NASA photographs. The auction also includes charming original artworks by Sir Quentin Blake, which will be sold to benefit Comic Relief.

Home-grown Covid vax add luster to National Vaccination Day

Home-grown Covid vax add luster to National Vaccination Day ​ By S. Ravi ( IANS) | Published on ​ Tue, Mar 16 2021 18:03 IST | ​ 29 Views   New Delhi, March 16: Home grown Covid-19 vaccines flown to various parts of the world has added luster to India s National Vaccination day an occasion celebrating the dissemination of the first dose of oral polio vaccine in 1995. With this launch, the massively successful Pulse Polio Campaign took wings. At present, one of India s successful vaccination drive is Mission Indradhanus, launched in 2014. This scheme provides vaccination against eight vaccine-preventable diseases nationally. These are diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, polio, measles, severe form of childhood tuberculosis and Hepatitis B and meningitis and pneumonia caused by Haemophilus influenza type B; and against rotavirus diarrhea and Japanese encephalitis in selected states and districts respectively.

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