The risk of getting smallpox (variola) is nonexistent at this time. The disease has been eradicated by an aggressive world-wide campaign. The last case of smallpox occurred in Somalia in 1977, and the World Health Assembly declared the official eradication of the disease in 1980.
At this time, the variola organism is known to exist only in 2 carefully monitored government laboratories in the US and Russia.
for you're safety of not getting smallpox.
Yes.
What Legal responsibility dose the CDC have to inform public of risks to smallpox vaccine?
Jenner's method of using cowpox infection to confer immunity to smallpox was superior to earlier methods because it carried a significantly lowered risk of serious disease. The earlier method of using material from lesions of smallpox victims conferred immunity but at the risk of acquiring the potentially lethal disease.
You cut the blisters of other small pox victims and grind it to a fine powder and snort them. This will prevent you from being infected with only a small chance of you getting it. Btw Smallpox is extremely hard to get now adays
Well, I think there is a vaccine for smallpox. I'm not sure, so look it up somewhere else! you use cowpox has a counter balence effect
Yes. Smallpox spreads by airborne contamination, meaning that people became infected by inhaling droplets exhaled by an infected person. Fortunately, smallpox has now been successfully eradicated since 1979, and was the first disease for which a vaccine was developed (by Edward Jenner in the 1700s). You are at no risk of catching it.
by getting rid of rabbits + curing smallpox
Cowpox was a less harmful version of smallpox. So their bodies created antibodies for the cowpox which in turn could kill the smallpox cells.
its smallpox
NONE since they irradcated the small pox when the last outbreak happen
no it is rare to get smallpox. although it is still possible to get smallpox