There are, however, severe cases following vaccinations done many years previous to the attack of smallpox.
Gamaleia and Bardach were making anthrax vaccinations on a large scale in a vast private property in the province of Kherson.
Pasteur at that time was chiefly occupied with antirabic vaccinations and with the building of a new Institute in the rue Dutot.
These comprise reports submitted concerning (1) vaccinations and (2) distribution of blankets.
The careless vaccinations of Doctors Pearson and Woodville at the London Smallpox Hospital brought much apparent discredit on Jenner's work.
The following tables, giving the results obtained since the vaccinations were first used, show that the gravity of the bites varies with their position on the body, and that the mortality is always below 1 per cent.
With two exceptions, all these vaccinations were performed upon Medical Officers of the Army or Indian Medical Services, or upon Surgeons on Probation who were preparing to enter those services.
The fact is, that many veterinary surgeons who do vaccinations every year content themselves with writing, 'The results are always very good; it is useless to send you reports that are always the same.
Pasteur and Roux entrusted to me the whole method and practice of the vaccinations against charbon.
A council was immediately summoned, to meet in front of my tent, at the appointed signal of the firing of the military; the business of my mission was at once explained, the presents distributed, and the vaccinations commenced.
During the same eight years public vaccinations at the Manchester Infirmary averaged 1700 annually.
The vaccinationsare given in Cleland's Rise and Progress of the City of Glasgow.
This reaction, if it deserves that name, corresponds in time to the great decline in the number of gratuitous vaccinations at Manchester, a decline which had been equally remarkable at Glasgow for some years before.
Newcastle, Glasgow and Manchester were probably favourable instances of the extent of public vaccinationsin the first quarter of the century.
These general vaccinations during or towards the end of an epidemic were exactly comparable to the general inoculations by the old method.
Pasteur entrusted the conduct of the vaccinations to his new colleague, Louis Thuillier, who accepted with deep and silent joy the management of an experiment that was to test a French discovery.
Just as human vaccination cannot preserve from small-pox a patient who is already under the influence of small-pox, so the splenic vaccinations are powerless against a fever already in process of incubation.
Some parents make the mistake of believing that they can feed their children improperly and ward off disease by vaccinations or inoculations of the products of disease taken from various animals.
Then comes an outbreak of smallpox, and on investigation we learn that the vaccinations so fully reported were made on paper only!
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