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The Vaccination Controversy 1st Edition Stanley Williamson

Name: The Vaccination Controversy 1st Edition Stanley Williamson
SKU: BELL-2183518
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Liverpool University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.24 MB

Pages: 273

Author: Stanley Williamson

ISBN: 9781846310867, 9781846310874, 1846310865, 1846310873

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: 1

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The Vaccination Controversy 1st Edition Stanley Williamson by Stanley Williamson 9781846310867, 9781846310874, 1846310865, 1846310873 instant download after payment.

Stanley Williamson’s meticulously researched history of the British government’s smallpox vaccination program begins with Edward Jenner’s development of the vaccine at the end of the eighteenth century, charts the astonishing speed at which it became compulsory for children, and documents the decades of resistance that resulted in its repeal in 1946. Along the way Williamson examines the social, political, and ethical motivations of both factions. The power to make medical choices, including those regarding vaccination, remains a hotly contested issue today, making The Vaccination Controversy a timely contribution to our knowledge of medical history.