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1. Japan
   ... However, in 1988 they refused to use an American vaccine, which protected children against measles, mumps and rubella all in one vaccine. ...
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2. Japans rise from the ashes to the pinnacle of economic prestige
   ... However, in 1988 they refused to use an American vaccine, which protected children against measles, mumps and rubella all in one vaccine. ...
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3. Smallpox and American History
   ... of the British forces in North America, became alarmed by Native American attacks on ... Within a few decades after Lady Montague, a vaccine was invented using a ...
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4. Unfair Treatment for Native Americans
   ... Native American babies were adopted into EuroAmerican families and were never to ... IHS also gave Alaskan children the hepatitis B vaccine, a banned vaccine that ...
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5. AIDS in Africa
   ... IAVI proposes a new vaccine development program in which vaccines are ... USAID, the American governmentamp39s agency for international development, estimated that in ...
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6. AIDS and Its Effects
   ... all African American medical schools, and is working with the University of Puerto Rico. ampquotThere are only three possible ways to prevent AIDS: a vaccine to ...
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7. Meningococcal Disease
   ... the vaccine combines the polysaccharide capsule with protein and it is effective in children. The UK wants all children 19 and under immunized. The American ...
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8. Polio
   ... collect donations.13 These Fundraisers gave Americans hope for a vaccine, eased their ... of acceptance, there were still many people in the American society who ...
   (3080 Words -- Approx. 12 Pages)

9. technology
   ... to prevent disease occurred with the efforts of two American physicianresearchers. In 1954 Jonas Salk introduced an injectable vaccine containing an ...
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10. technology
    ... to prevent disease occurred with the efforts of two American physicianresearchers. In 1954 Jonas Salk introduced an injectable vaccine containing an ...
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11. Smallpox
    ... The possibility that antiAmerican regimes, such as in Iraq, have obtained samples of ... in rare cases, along with side effects unlike any other vaccine seen on ...
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12. Anthrax
    ... Failure to shake the anthrax vaccine vial well prior to withdrawing it into ... serves on the bioweapons committee of the Federation of American Scientists stated ...
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13. influenza virus
    ... la grippe,ampquot ampquotjolly rant,ampquot or ampquotthe new acquaintance.ampquot It was after the epidemic of 173233 in the American colonies that ... The vaccine is really the only defense. ...
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14. Business Law: Intellectual Property and the Law, Does current laws ...
    ... Patents serve as a motivational force behind American business. ... For example, when Jonas Faulk invented the polio vaccine, he became immortalized in history. ...
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15. animal testing
    ... The 1998 Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded to American scientists Dr. Robert ... after thirty years of studying polio, Albert Sabinamp39s oral vaccine was introduced ...
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16. Effects of Anthrax
    Most recently, the American nation is plagued by a deadly epidemic Anthrax. ... The anthrax vaccine is already in widespread use in the United States. ...
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17. Medical Changes in the Twienty first Century
    ... dreaded virus damaged America greatly until Jonas Stalk developed a vaccine for it ... Even influenza and the common cold once severely damaged American society. ...
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18. How Vitamin C and E Lower Risk of Alzhemier
    ... Studies in the Journal of the American Medical Association a research study show that ... In a recent study, researchers have found a vaccine that may prevent ...
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19. animal testingrights
    ... research to make any type of advances...Truth being, according to many scientific American researchers, trends in ... One example would be the Polio vaccine. ...
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20. yellow fever
    ... One of the worst American epidemics occurred in 1878 involving 132 towns, 75,000 cases ... and control of epidemics can be achieved by use of the live 17D vaccine. ...
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21. Bioterrorism
    ... One of the most known solutions, vaccine stockpiling, is actually not as good as it ... on counterterrorism said, ampquotI do not believe that the American people are ...
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22. Anthrax
    ... of SS18 an intercontinental bolistic missile, to be pointed at American cities. ... countries could just alter the strain of anthrax so that the vaccine dose not ...
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23. Love Your Servitude
    ... and RhonePoulenc, also infected more than 7000 American hemophiliacs who had ... improprieties, knowingly produced a contaminated hepatitis B vaccine that infected ...
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24. Blood Banks are getting safer
    ... Since the American Medical Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are ... and adults to be vaccinated by the Hepatitis B vaccine, the Red ...
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25. Biological Weapons
    ... the stockpile of smallpox vaccine dries up, it takes 24 36 months to produce new vaccine. ... Silent Weapons AwakeScientific American Magazine Biological ...
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26. chicken pox with works cited
    ... of US adults have not contracted chickenpox so they are at risk 2. Some side effects of the vaccine include 5 ... ampquotA Pox on the Pox.ampquot Scientific American 273: 10 ...
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27. Chicken Pox
    ... Today there is only one treatment for chicken pox the varicella vaccine, which the ... Almost ninety percent of all Americanamp39s are destine to catch chicken pox. ...
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28. Influenza
    ... as soon as they arise, to provide adequate stocks of vaccine in time. ... info/infflue. html 6 www.lungusa.org/diseases/luninfluenz.html American Lung Association ...
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29. Ebola
    ... the two known members of the Filovirus familyampquot Journal of the American Medical Association ... which means that there is no way to create a vaccine, coupled with ...
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30. Flu Epidemic of 1918
    ... If it occurs before a vaccine is produced, human population will cease to exist. Works Cited Carter, Joseph. ... Persico, Joseph E. American Heritage. ...
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