Smallpox

This is because the two types of pox are related. Someone exposed to cowpox will develop antibodies to the cowpox. These antibodies will help fight against small pox. This phenomenon was observed by Edward Jenner, who used it to create a smallpox vaccine. (The word "vaccine" is related to the Latin word for "cow".)

The Small Pox Scare at Gulch Hollow - 1913 was released on:

USA: 17 July 1913

It wouldn't work. You must introduce the specific viruses that cause influenza to prevent the flu. Cowpox vaccines would be used for preventing cowpox (or some infections by closely related other poxviruses).

A similar virus to cowpox virus is Vaccinia virus which is the type of pox virus that was used to produce the vaccines originally developed and used to prevent smallpox. Smallpox is now eradicated from the wild thanks to worldwide use of smallpox vaccines made from Vaccinia.

Despite its name, cowpox virus does not infect cows, it infects mice, rats and other rodents.

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There was no cure for small pox, and there still isn't. If you got it, you either lived through it, after which you were immune to it, or you died.

What they could do was vaccinate, or inoculate people against the disease. The same principal was used as is used today when small children are given their vaccinations. You expose the person to a weak form of the disease, which allows the body to build an immunity against the disease, without having to endure the full course of the disease.

One way they did this was to take scabs off the sores of a person with small pox, slice them up into tiny bits, and make a little cut on the skin of the person to be vaccinated, and put one of the tiny bits of small pox scab in the cut. Like all vaccinations, there is a risk of acquiring a full-blown case of the disease, but if the vaccinated person was lucky he would just be achy and feverish for a few days, and afterward would be immune to small pox.

Smallpox is a disease, and is not "popular" anywhere.

if you are in your right mind and can answer questions such as your name the date the president, then you can refuse treatment, they cannot take you against your will if you are in sound mind and can answer those questions it constitutes as assult and battery, you can sue on those grounds if you were in your right state of mind.

Anyone can refuse any treatment they do not wish to have done regardless. They can only perform a treatment with your full consent and if you have not consented then sue them for every penny they have got - get their licences revoked. I have refused treatment on numerous occassions and there is nothing they can do about it

Yes, some did. But on average, 3 out of every 10 people who got it died. Those who survived were usually left with scars, which were sometimes severe.

By using the method of inoculation.

There is currently a vaccine, did you know during the revolutionary War when George Washington became commander he was fighting the British which we all know. But he was also fighting smallpox so he inoculated all of the American troops by a infected troop. So basically George Washington pulled off the first massive state funded immunization in American history.

Yep...especially if you were a 'native american'. Smallpox was a major factor in the decimating of number of American Indians, as they caught it from non-natives.

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I'm not sure about the disease but you might be thinking of "All Mine to Give" (1957). Stars Glynis Johns, Cameron Mitchell, Rex Thompson, Patty McCormack, Alan Hale Jr. This films airs from time to time on Turner Classic Movies. Check their website for the schedule.

You would have to ask the United States Military or the Russian Military as they are reputed to have the only remaining stocks of the Virus left in the world. Small pox is extinct in nature, it was wiped out by human science and a widespread vaccination campaign, thankfully and will kill no more people. So you can't catch smallpox disease.

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They were exposed for the first time to some kinds of sicknesses. This then spread.

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Yes. They are essentially blisters in which the skin reacts accordingly. When you've a blister or any type related, such as a pimple, it is sensitive to the touch.