Una práctica inconstante: la vacunación contra la viruela en el Alicante del siglo XIX
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.2004.v56.i1.74Keywords:
smallpox, vaccination, Spain, Alicante, 19th centuryAbstract
Spain was unsuccessful in ensuring vaccination for all its infant population during the XIX Century. Using as a case-study the city of Alicante we deal, in this, work with the main causes of this failure. The absence of proper public health services, the opposition or the neglect of the population and some technical obstacles were the main reasons for the very irregular vaccination practices in Alicante.
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2004-06-30
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Perdiguero Gil, E., Bernabeu-Mestre, J., & Pascual Artiaga, M. (2004). Una práctica inconstante: la vacunación contra la viruela en el Alicante del siglo XIX. Asclepio, 56(1), 111–144. https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.2004.v56.i1.74
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