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what is the name of the vaccine for small pox

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What cure smallpox?

A vaccination.


What is the medical name for smallpox?

The medical name for smallpox is variola. It is caused by the variola virus and was characterized by fever and a distinctive skin rash with pustules. Smallpox was declared eradicated in 1980 due to a successful global vaccination campaign.


What are scientists doing or using smallpox for?

The treatment for smallpox was to get a vaccination.


Can someone refuse vaccination for smallpox?

yes...


Who introduced vaccination for smallpox?

Edward Jenner


When did vaccination start in the United States for smallpox?

1796


How was the smallpox virus wiped out?

The use of aggressive vaccination.


Can you lift weights after getting the smallpox vaccination?

Yes.


What was edward Jenner's accomplishment?

He discovered a vaccination for the smallpox


What are the most effective weapons against smallpox?

Vaccination


Who was the inventor of the vaccine against smallpox and concluded that a person inflicted with cowpox disease will not be inflicted anymore by smallpox?

An English doctor by the name of Edward Jenner. He noticed that milkmaids got cowpox which was similar to smallpox, but much milder, and after a milkmaid had had cowpox, she did not get smallpox. So Dr Jenner tried to scratch the skin of volunteers with a needle dipped in to cowpox germs. The volunteer got a transient mild illness and did not get smallpox after vaccination. When Dr Jenner's vaccine was shown to be so effective, vaccination against smallpox became compulsory. Smallpox is now almost entirely eradicated and most counties stopped making smallpox vaccination compulsory in the late 70s and early 80s.


What is the scientific name of variola?

The scientific name of variola, the virus that causes smallpox, is Variola virus. It belongs to the family Poxviridae and is classified as an orthopoxvirus. Smallpox was declared eradicated in 1980, following a successful global vaccination campaign.