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1700 - 1900 - 18th adn 19th Centureis - vaccinations A painteing of Edwar Jenner delivering a vaccination to James Phipps
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Todays version of a vaccine Adverse effects of vaccines Vaccines from the 18th and 19th century

1. Edward Jenner, a english physician in 1798 from Gloucestershire, England, is credited with the development of the smallpox vaccinations which intern was the first vaccination. []
 * 10 Facts about Vaccines:**

2. Jeryl Lynn is a vaccination cure for the disease,Mumps. It was creatated by Dr. Maurice Hillman. He first used this on his 5 year old daughter who was infected by mumps and then after people saw her overcome it, 300 million people got doses. []

3. Louis Pastuer was a french scientist who created the vaccine for chicken cholera in 1879. []

4.Since vaccination breaks the skin, it is technically a surgery.

5. In 1990 doctors had to report if there was an adverse affect.

6. For ALL 11 vaccines there have been NO long term studies on the child's developing immune system.

7. A Vaccination is not considered an emergency medicine.

8. Vaccines contain substances that are harmful to humans.

9. Vaccines are drugs with harmful adverse effects.

10. Vaccine makers use "gag orders" as a tool to not reveal the dangers of vaccines.

In the 19th century doctors and medical aids were using less advanced equipment like syringes with easily rusted needles that broke easily. Other examples include easily cracked glass barrels, and leaky tips.
 * The role science played in society at the time:**

- 1796 A child was given a smallpox vaccine by Edward Jenner.
 * Any major medical advancements during the time:**

- 1855 The discovery of leech saliva was used as an anticoagulant.