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Vaccines and Antibiotics

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By: Chloe, Clare, Lexi, Chase, Sayoni, Ben, and Charlie BR

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Table of Contents

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The Necessity of Vaccines pages 4-5

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The Progress of Vaccines pages 6-7

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How vaccines have changed over time pages 8-9

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The Necessity of Antibiotics pages 10-11

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Community and Progress of Antibiotics pages 12-13

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How Antibiotics Have Adapted to the Time Period pages 14-15

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The History Of Vaccines

Milkmaids often got cowpox. Cowpox is a sickness that comes from a cow's udder. People who get Cowpox become immune to smallpox. Like Cowpox, Smallpox is a disease but it is much more powerful and deadly.

This man is milking a cow in risk of getting cowpox.

Smallpox killed many people and when smallpox was declared free from the world in 1980 nobody had to worry about having it because smallpox was gone for good.

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The Necessity of Vaccines

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Louis Pasteur is a doctor that is known for creating vaccines. Louis created many vaccinations such as the vaccine for Rabies. Rabies is a disease that you get from animals biting you or you touching them and usually animals like rodents.

This is a real photo taken of Dr. Louis Pasteur.

Raccoons can give you rabies. Rabies is very important to treat right away because once you get it if its not treated fast enough the person who has it is in risk of death. Here are ways to avoid getting Rabies, stay away from wild animals such as raccoons, squirrels, and rats.

This is a picture of a raccoon that has rabies.

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The Progress of Vaccines

This is a picture of a device that is called iron lungs.

This is a picture of a poster that was put up after the polio vaccine was made.

This was a huge step for doctors because they wouldn't have to worry about children with polio.

Iron lungs helped people with polio have more time to breath.

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