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Have you gotten a shot at the doctor's office recently? In the 1920s, about six thousand children a year were dying of pertussis, or whooping cough. Grace Eldering and Pearl Kendrick began to study of the disease, and their research eventually led to a reliable vaccine. Learn how their combined efforts helped to treat and eventually prevent a deadly disease that mostly affected children, as well as providing a model for how to approach public health concerns.
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Vaccine innovators Pearl Kendrick and Grace Eldering
2017, Lerner Publishing Group
in English
1512407909 9781512407907
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Table of Contents
Women in science
Dangerous disease
The work begins
Developing the vaccine
Saving lives.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
2345 Childrens Plus, Inc.
Accelerated Reader AR 5.2 0.5 183065.
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