Tratado De La Vaccina
, by Diego de Bances, delves into the introduction and spread of the cowpox vaccine in Spain as a method of preventing smallpox. This historical treatise offers observations on the origins and variations of the vaccine as it was adopted and adapted within Spain. The book provides valuable insights into the early days of immunization and public health efforts to combat a devastating disease.
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