More than 800 people died suddenly from Texas cattle disease in New York City
On Jul. 11, 1868, Texas cattle disease first appeared at Jersey City’s Communipaw slaughterhouse in the New York…
On Jul. 11, 1868, Texas cattle disease first appeared at Jersey City’s Communipaw slaughterhouse in the New York…
In 1840, the British government passed the Vaccination Act that provided free vaccinations for the poor and outlawed…
In 1801, Benjamin Waterhouse, a professor at the Massachusetts Medical College of Harvard University, conducted the first small…
In 1800, Benjamin Waterhouse introduced into the U.S. the technique of smallpox vaccination discovered in England by Dr….
In 1798, Edward Jenner published his work on the development of a vaccination that would protect against smallpox….
On May 14, 1796, English scientist and physician Edward Jenner inoculated 8-year old James Phipps with the world’s…
On Feb. 6, 1777, George Washington ordered the mandatory smallpox inoculation for all Continental soldiers against smallpox which had…
In 1738, the New York City Council established a quarantine anchorage off Bedloe’s Island, now home to the…
On Jun. 26, 1721, smallpox broke out in Boston, threatening to devastate the City. Zabdiel Boylston Adams, a…
In 1721, variolation was introduced to Great Britain. In 1840, the British government passed the Vaccination Act that…
In 1697, a Massachusetts statute stipulated that all individuals suffering from plague, smallpox, and other infectious diseases must…
In 1663, during a smallpox epidemic in New York City, the General Assembly passed a law forbidding people…
In 1100, the variolation technique was developed, involving the inoculation of children and adults with dried scab material…