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DOCUMENTARY & REFERENCE GUIDES: VACCINATN & ITS CRITICS

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<P>This book provides a comprehensive overview of the scientific breakthrough known as vaccination and the controversy surrounding its opposition. A timeline of discoveries trace the medical and societal progression of vaccines from the early development of this medical preventive to the eradication of epidemics and the present-day discussion about its role in autism. The content presents compelling parallels across different time periods to reflect the ongoing concerns that have persisted throughout history regarding vaccination.</P>

Vaccination and Its Critics

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Recent Titles in Documentary and Reference Guides.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide to Related Documents.
Preface.
Introduction.
How Vaccines Work.
1: A Mother&#x2019;s View of Vaccination.
2: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, Letter Written to a Friend in Great Britain. Though This Letter Was not Published Until After Her Death in 1762, It Probably Circulated in Manuscript Form..
3: A Scientist&#x2019;s View of Vaccination.
4: Edward Jenner, First Published in An Inquiry Into the Causes and Effects of the Variolae Vaccinae, or Cowpox.
5: Vaccination and the Public Health.
6: Memorial of Joseph G. Nancrede, Vaccine Physician, Philadelphia, Presented to Congress.
7: A Century of Vaccination Progress.
8: William Osler, A Lay Sermon, Presented to the University of Edinburgh in Conjunction with the Edinburgh Meeting of the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis.
9: A Microscopic View of Immunity.
10: Eula Biss, On Immunity: An Inoculation.
Nature&#x2019;s Way And The Beginning Of Immunization (1500s&#x2013;1790s).
11: Smallpox as Childhood Disease.
12: Abu Bakr Muhammad Ibn Zakariya Al-Razi, Known as Rhazes, A Treatise on the Smallpox and Measles.
13: Measles in Children.
14: Thomas Sydenham, &#x201C;Of the Measles of 1670&#x201D;.
15: A Doctor Describes Smallpox Inoculation.
16: Emanuel Timonius, &#x201C;An Account, or History, of the Procuring the Small Pox by Incision, or Inoculation; As it Has for Some Time Been Practised at Constantinople,&#x201D; Communicated by John Woodward.
17: Rash Innovation or New Discovery?.
18: William Wagstaffe, A Letter to Dr. Friend, Shewing the Danger and Uncertainty in Inoculating the Smallpox.
19: Charles Maitland, Maitland&#x2019;s Account of Inoculating the Smallpox Vindicated, from Dr. Wagstaffe&#x2019;s Misrepresentations of That Practice.
20: God&#x2019;s Judgment or God&#x2019;s Blessing?.
21: Samuel Grainger, The Imposition of Inoculation as a Duty Religiously Considered.
22: William Douglass, Inoculation of the Smallpox as Practised in Boston.
23: Zabdiel Boylston, Some Account of What Is Said of Inoculating or Transplanting the Small Pox.
24: Disturbing the Peace and Quiet of His Majesty&#x2019;s Subjects.
25: &#x201C;An Act to Regulate the Inoculation of the Small-Pox within This Colony&#x201D;.
26: George Washington Orders Compulsory Inoculation of the Continental Army.
27: Letter from George Washington to Dr. William Shippen.
Vaccination By Design: Smallpox (1790s&#x2013;1830s).
28: Dr. Jenner&#x2019;s Vaccination Rewarded By Parliament.
29: George C. Jenner, Evidence at Large, as Laid Before the Committee of the House of Commons, Respecting Dr. Jenner&#x2019;s Discovery of Vaccine Inoculation.
30: &#x201C;It is Passing Over a Safe Bridge&#x201D;.
31: Philadelphia Dispensary, A Comparative View of the Natural Small-Pox, Inoculated Small-Pox, and Vaccination in Their Effects on Individuals and Society.
32: Spreading Vaccination Worldwide.
33: Extracts, Philadelphia Medical Museum, John Redman Coxe, Editor.
34: &#x201C;Distracted With Doubt, and Labouring Under Gloomy Apprehensions&#x201D;.
35: Benjamin Moseley, A Treatise on Sugar with Miscellaneous Medical Observations.
36: &#x201C;Review of a Treatise on the Lues Bovilla, or Cow Pox,&#x201D; Published in The Critical Review.
37: John Birch, An Appeal to the Public on the Hazard and Peril of Vaccination, Otherwise Cow Pox.
38: Who Should Be Authorized to Vaccinate?.
39: Report from the Academy of Medicine.
40: Antoine Barthelemy Clot, &#x201C;On the Medical Institutions of Cairo&#x201D;.
Epidemics In The Industrial Age (1840s&#x2013;1860s).
41: Making the Case for Experimental Medicine.
42: Claude Bernard, An Introduction to the Study of Experimental Medicine.
43: Experiment and Observation in Action: Differential Diagnosis of Diphtheria.
44: Pierre Bretonneau, Memoirs on Diphtheria.
45: Can We Experiment on Disease?.
46: Abraham Jacobi, &#x201C;Rudolf Virchow&#x201D;.
47: Yellow Fever Spreads Through the Atlantic World.
48: James Ormiston McWilliam, &#x201C;Some Account of the Yellow Fever Epidemy by Which Brazil Was Invaded in the Latter Part of the Year 1849&#x201D;.
49: Cholera Spread Through Trade.
50: Duane Simmons, Cholera Epidemics in Japan.
51: Slavery and the Spread of Infectious Disease.
52: Solomon Northup, Twelve Years a Slave.
53: Quarantine Controversies.
54: Gavin Milroy, The Cholera Not to be Arrested by Quarantine.
55: Thomas Spencer Wells, &#x201C;On the Practical Results of Quarantine&#x201D;.
56: Soldiers&#x2019; Health and Infectious Disease in the Civil War.
57: Henry Bellows, Notes of a Preliminary Sanitary Survey of the Forces of the United States, Washington, 1861.
58: A Report to the Secretary of War on the Operations of the Sanitary Commission, and upon the Sanitary Condition of the Volunteer Army.
59: Civil War Nursing.
60: Cornelia Hancock, Letter from the Army of the Potomac.
The Germ Theory And Vaccination (1870&#x2013;1900).
61: The Germ Theory and the Science of Immunology.
62: Louis Pasteur, &#x201C;Prevention of Rabies&#x201D;.
63: Growing Cholera in the Laboratory.
64: George Lewis, &#x201C;The Methods to be Employed in the Cultivation and Detection of the Comma Bacillus of Asiatic Cholera&#x201D;.
65: Yellow Fever and Mosquitoes.
66: Walter Reed, &#x201C;The Prevention of Yellow Fever&#x201D;.
67: Medical Scientist as International Hero.
68: &#x201C;A Thirtieth Anniversary&#x2014;Pasteur and Rabies&#x201D;.
69: William Ford, &#x201C;The Life and Work of Robert Koch&#x201D;.
70: William Gorgas, Report, Office of Chief Sanitary Officer, Havana.
71: Vaccination Made Compulsory in the German Empire.
72: German Vaccination Law of April 8, 1874.
73: Decrees of the Federal Council Dated June 28, 1899, Concerning Vaccination.
74: Political Warfare Over Smallpox Treatment in Milwaukee, 1894.
75: Milwaukee Common Council Public Health Ordinance.
76: Smallpox Epidemic in Muncie, Indiana.
77: Hugh Cowing, &#x201C;Notes on the Epidemic of Smallpox in Muncie,&#x201D; read before the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati.
Vaccines And Everyday Life (1900&#x2013;1940).
78: &#x201C;The People Informing the Doctors That They Preferred Smallpox to Tetanus&#x201D;.
79: &#x201C;Tetanus Following Vaccination,&#x201D; The Medical News.
80: &#x201C;Smallpox in New Jersey,&#x201D; The Philadelphia Medical News.
81: Official Report of the Camden Board of Health, Printed in The Sanitarian.
82: Quality Control and Damage Control.
83: &#x201C;Tetanus Following Vaccination and Injection of Antitoxin,&#x201D; North American Journal of Homeopathy.
84: &#x201C;The Diphtheria Antitoxin and Tetanus Outbreak in St. Louis,&#x201D; The Sanitarian.
85: U.S. Government Regulates Vaccine Production.
86: Biologics Control Act.
87: Impact of Federal Regulation.
88: Federal Control of Vaccine Virus, Western Druggist.
89: Vaccines in World War I.
90: &#x201C;Keeping the Army Fit,&#x201D; Harper&#x2019;s Pictorial Library of the World War.
91: Vaccination on Vacation.
92: &#x201C;Prevent Tetanus by Using Tetanus Antitoxin&#x201D; and &#x201C;Anti Typhoid Vaccination for Vacationists,&#x201D; Weekly Report of the Department of Health of the City of New York.
93: Vaccines and Children&#x2019;s Literature.
94: Carl Sandburg, Rootabaga Stories.
95: Diphtheria Goes to School.
96: Wilfred Kellogg, &#x201C;Immunization Against Diphtheria&#x201D; and Louis Olsen, &#x201C;Palo Alto Enlisting Parents&#x2019; Cooperation&#x201D;.
97: Dog Teams Save the Children of Nome.
98: Dr. Curtis Welch, Telegram.
99: Report of the Governor of Alaska to the Secretary of the Interior.
100: Lice and Typhus.
101: Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America, Title 35: Panama Canal.
Do We Trust Our Doctors? Vaccination, Patients&#x2019; Rights, And Consumer Advocacy (1940&#x2013;Present).
102: Origin of the March of Dimes.
103: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, &#x201C;Radio Address for the Fifth Birthday Ball&#x201D;.
104: &#x201C;The Only Way You Can Keep Going is If You&#x2019;ve Got a Sense of Humour&#x201D;.
105: Marshall Barr, interviewer, &#x201C;The Iron Lung&#x2014;A Polio Patient&#x2019;s Story&#x201D;.
106: Kissing Elvis.
107: Joanne Kelly, Interview with the Elvis Information Network.
108: Vaccines&#x2019; Finest Hour.
109: Polio Vaccination Assistance Act.
110: Can Patients Trust Medical Research?.
111: Henry Beecher, &#x201C;Ethics in Clinical Research&#x201D;.
112: Can Patients Trust the Food and Drug Administration?.
113: Frances Kelsey, &#x201C;Autobiographical Reflections,&#x201D; Food and Drug Administration Oral History Interviews.
114: &#x201C;Vaccinating on Time Means Healthier Children, Families, and Communities&#x201D;.
115: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, &#x201C;Vaccines for Children Program&#x201D;.
116: Can Patients Trust Vaccines?.
117: Barbara Loe Fisher, &#x201C;Vaccine Safety Research Priorities: Engaging the Public&#x201D;.
118: Paul Offit, Vaccine Schedule.
119: Keri Russell, &#x201C;Protecting Her Newborn from Pertussis&#x201D;.
120: Medical Fraud and the Autism Scare.
121: Statement from Henry Waxman on &#x201C;The Status of Research into Vaccine Safety and Autism,&#x201D; U.S. House of Representatives.
122: &#x201C;You&#x2019;Re Putting Other Children at Risk&#x201D;.
123: Rich Harris et al., &#x201C;Watch How the Measles Outbreak Spreads When Kids Get Vaccinated&#x2014;and When They Don&#x2019;t&#x201D;.
124: Seth Mnookin, Interview by Sarah Moughty, Frontline.
Global Vaccination Ideals And Reality (2000&#x2013;Present).
125: Essential Vaccinations for Children.
126: World Health Organization, Model List of Essential Medicines for Children.
127: The End of Smallpox.
128: Kathy Nellis and Jason Weisfeld, &#x201C;Smallpox Eradication: Memories and Milestones&#x201D;.
129: &#x201C;I&#x2019;M Going to Give You an Elephant&#x201D;.
130: Mary Guinan and Melissa McSwigan, &#x201C;Mary Guinan Oral History&#x2014;India&#x201D;.
131: The End of Polio.
132: &#x201C;Ending an Outbreak: The Importance of Strong Surveillance&#x201D;.
133: &#x201C;The People at the Heart of Polio Eradication in Afghanistan&#x201D;.
134: New Epidemics, New Vaccines?.
135: Brant Goode, &#x201C;Stories from the Field&#x201D;.
Chronology.
Bibliography.
Index.
About the Author.

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