Facts About Smallpox And Vaccination (1905)

Focusing on the historical context of smallpox, this book offers a detailed examination of the disease, including its symptoms and impact on health in the early 20th century. It explores vaccination methods, particularly cowpox and humanized lymph, providing guidelines for administering the vaccine and post-vaccination care. The text also addresses misconceptions surrounding vaccination, making it a vital resource for understanding the evolution of public health and medical practices. This reprint aims to preserve an important piece of medical literature.