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Landmarks
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Year | Landmark |
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1000 | Chinese practising variolation |
1545 | Smallpox epidemic in India |
1578 | Whooping cough epidemic in Paris |
1625 | Early smallpox in North America |
1633 | Colonial epidemic of smallpox in Massachusetts |
1661 | Kangxi Emperor gives royal support for inoculation. |
1676 | Thomas Sydenham documents Measles infection |
1676 | "The Indian Plague" in Iroquois documented by Louis de Buade de Frontenac |
1694 | Queen Mary II dies of smallpox on 28 December. |
1699 | Yellow Fever outbreak in the American Colonies. |
1718 | Lady Mary Montagu had her 6-year-old son variolated in Constantinople by Dr. Charles Maitland |
1721 | Lady Mary Montagu had her 2-year-old daughter variolated in England by Dr. Charles Maitland |
1736 | Benjamin Franklin's 4-year-old son dies of smallpox. |
1740 | Friedrich Hoffmann gives first description of rubella |
1757 | Francis Home demonstrates infectious nature of measles |
1798 | Edward Jenner publishes his account of the effects of his smallpox vaccine |
1800 | Benjamin Waterhouse brings smallpox vaccination to United States |
1803 - 1806 | The Balmis expedition brings smallpox vaccination the Spanish colonies in the Americas and the Philippines. |
1817 | Cholera pandemic begins |
1817 | Panum studies epidemiology of measles in Faroe Islands |
1854 | Filippo Pacini isolates Vibrio cholerae |
1874 | A compulsory smallpox vaccination and revaccination law goes into effect in Germany[1] |
1880 | Louis Pasteur develops attenuated fowl cholera vaccine |
1881 | Louis Pasteur's public trial of anthrax vaccine at Pouilly le Fort |
1881 | Louis Pasteur and George Sternberg independently discover Pneumococcus |
1882 | Koch isolates Mycobacterium tuberculosis |
1885 | Louis Pasteur successfully prevents rabies in Joseph Meister by post-exposure vaccination |
1888 | Institut Pasteur inaugurated on 14 November |
1890 | Shibasaburo Kitasato and Emil von Behring immunize guinea pigs with heat-treated diphtheria toxin |
1892 | Pfeiffer discovers Pfeiffer influenza bacillus |
1894 | First major documented polio outbreak in the United States occurs in Rutland County, Vermont |
1896 | Koch reports discovery of Cholera vibrio unaware of Filippo Pacini's work |
1898 | English Vaccination Act allows exemption from smallpox vaccination on grounds of conscience |
1899 | Yellow fever epidemics among Panama Canal workers, resulting in transfer of project rights from France to United States |
1900 | Carlos Finlay and Walter Reed discovers that yellow fever is transmitted by mosquitoes after studying it in Cuba |
1906 | Jules Bordet and Octave Gengou isolate Bordetella pertussis |
1908 | Karl Landsteiner and Erwin Popper discover poliovirus |
1924 | BCG is introduced as live tuberculosis vaccine |
1935 | Max Theiler develops live attenuated 17D yellow fever vaccine |
1945 | Chick embryo allantoic fluid-derived influenza vaccine is developed |
1949 | John Enders cultivates poliovirus in tissue culture |
1955 | Jonas Salk's injectable inactivated polio vaccine licensed for general use[2] |
1960 | Trials of Albert Sabin's oral live attenuated polio vaccine begin[3] |
1960–1969 | Live attenuated vaccines developed for Measles, Mumps, and Rubella |
1974–1984 | Polysaccharide vaccines for Meningococcus (A, C, Y, and W-135), Pneumococcus, and Hemophilus are developed |
1980 | World Health Organization declares global eradication of smallpox |
1981 | Hepatitis B vaccine is licensed |
1983 | Harald zur Hausen demonstrates that cervical cancer is induced by human papillomavirus |
1983 | Hemophilus influenzae carbohydrate-protein conjugate is developed |
1986 | Yeast-derived recombinant hepatitis B vaccine is licensed |
1989 | Concepción Campa and her team develops the first anti Neisseria meningitidis type B vaccine |
1991 | Dukoral a cholera vaccine was developed and licensed in Sweden |
1994 | Jacinto Convit develops a leishmaniasis vaccine based on BCG vaccine |
1994 | Polio declared eliminated from Americas |
2002 | Polio declared eliminated from Europe |
2006 | First HPV vaccine is licensed |
2014 | Polio declared eliminated from India[4] |
References
- ^ "German Vaccination Law". Internet Archive. Retrieved 29 November 2012.
- ^ "SALK poliomyelitis vaccine information". J Natl Med Assoc. 47 (3): 183–4. May 1955. PMC 2617555. PMID 14368292.
- ^ Payne AM (1960). "Oral immunization against poliomyelitis". Bull. World Health Organ. 23 (6): 695–703. PMC 2555376. PMID 20604072.
- ^ "UNICEF India - Health - Polio Eradication".
Shingles vaccine
editOur article Zoster vaccine indicates a vaccine against shingles and related complications has been in widespread use for the past few years. Does this justify an entry regarding a shingles vaccine? Dolphin (t) 13:28, 25 May 2021 (UTC)