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this was found on http://www.mass.gov/dph/cdc/factsheets/fssmallpox.htm

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Currently, there are only 2 known stocks of Variola (smallpox virus), which are held in Atlanta and in Russia. There is a concern that the smallpox virus might exist elsewhere and be used in a harmful way. There is no documented evidence of this existence outside the secure laboratories.

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