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"Protecting Lives: A Historical Journey of Vaccination" From the elegant soiree vaccinate in Philadelphia to the child inoculated with smallpox vaccine in 1870
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"Protecting Lives: A Historical Journey of Vaccination" From the elegant soiree vaccinate in Philadelphia to the child inoculated with smallpox vaccine in 1870, vaccination has been a crucial part of our fight against deadly diseases. In the past, even live vaccines from calves were used for smallpox inoculation, showcasing the determination to safeguard communities. The dedication continued as we witnessed a boy being inoculated for typhoid at Irwinville Farms in Georgia. The Misfortunes of Vaccination, a thought-provoking cartoon etching from c1800 France, reminds us that despite occasional setbacks, vaccinations have saved countless lives throughout history. Not limited to humans alone, vaccination projects extended their reach to protect wildlife too. In one such project aimed at combating bovine tuberculosis among Eurasian Badgers, adults were carefully vaccinated while trapped under cover of night. Sheep farming also benefited greatly from vaccines. Farmers diligently applied Orf vaccine to lambs and injected Swaledale sheep with Enzootic Abortion vaccine using automatic syringes in Cumbria and Lancashire respectively. Their meticulousness was evident as they mixed live Enzootic Abortion vaccine before administering it via injection. Through these glimpses into various vaccination efforts across time and space, we are reminded that this medical practice is not just about preventing diseases; it's about preserving lives and ensuring a healthier future for all.