... ducements should be held out, as would se- cure to their children and to the community, the advantages of having them vaccinated at an early age. These objects may be ...

... gene- rally be removed. Small naevi may be vaccinated, although the chances of a cure by such means are very small. The same ...

... when they fasten upon people who have been vaccinated, are more malignant and difficult to cure than when they attack persons who have never ...

... of these affections occurred in a child already vaccinated, to be resumed again after the cure of the eruptive fever. There is another circumstance ...

... of these affections occurred in a child already vaccinated, to be resumed again after the cure of the eruptive fever. There is another circumstance ...

... of these affections occurred in a child already vaccinated, to be resumed again after the cure of the eruptive fever. There is another circumstance ...

... forms of disease, and will do much to cure the worst of them. Genus 102. Varioloides.—-Variola Simulata. Modified small pox. Varioloid. Character,—"Occurs in spuriously vaccinated and sometimes variolated persons, [those that had this ...

... Later he proved that an animal could be vaccinated and rendered immune to rabies. Since childhood, Pasteur had possessed a deep longing to find a cure for hydrophobia. When he was only a child, ...

... and unremitting use of the means of water-cure. It is a remarkable fact, that her young infant, not hav- ing been vaccinated, although repeatedly and often exposed to the contagion, ...

... Explain why it is a duty to be vaccinated. 5. Give two ways of finding out whether a dog is mad. 6. Where in Texas are Pasteur Institutes located? 7. Which is more impor- tant, the cure or the prevention of diphtheria? 8. What kind ...