variolation (Also variolations) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to variolation
- variolization«
- variolation«
- smallpox«
- inoculating«
- vaccination«
- vaccinating«
- method«
- practice«
- inoculation«
- procedure«
- suttons«
- cowpox«
- variolators«
- mather«
- patient«
- disease«
- smallpox vaccine«
- physician«
- term variolation«
- vaccine«
- timoni«
- scab«
- thomas dimsdale«
- john haygarth«
- constantinople«
- dimsdale«
- nostril«
- smallpox virus«
- smallpox outbreak«
- england«
- boylston«
- edward jenner«
- pustule«
- safer alternative«
- chickenpox«
- rubella«
- donor«
- catherine«
- pox«
- jenner«
- turkey«
- similar method«
- philosophical transaction«
- child«
- measles«
- confusion«
- material«
- widespread global respect«
- variolation movement«
- variolation house«
- variolated subject«
- traditional chinese intranasal variolation«
- tishteree el jidderi«
- systematic inoculation«
- suttonian method«
- sutton son«
- surgeon zabdiel boylston«
- smallpox eradication campaign vaccination team«
- simplest debate«
- pustule identical«
- protective infection«
- patriarch robert sutton«
- other prominent english variolators«
- north african slave onesimus«
- london smallpox«
- lady mary wortley montagu«
- italian physician dr. emmanuel timoni«
- infectious sample«
- human smallpox vaccination method«
- fresh scab«
- extreme purging«
- experienced elderly woman«
- english variolation movement«
- embassy doctor charles maitland«
- eastern caravan route«
- dak el jedri«
- confused smallpox«
- collateral smallpox«
- chinese merchant li jen«
- century medical terminology«
- campaign live virus«
- bostonian preacher cotton mather«
- animal disease distinct«
- infectious disease«
- widespread recognition«
- various insufflation technique«
- variolation illegal«
- superficial scratch«
- son 14-year«
- solid natural immunity«
- severe smallpox outbreak«
- severe facial scarring«
- severe bloodletting«
- sarah chiswell«
- powdered smallpox scab«
- powdered smallpox material«
- china«
- small«
- success«
- benefit«
- western european medicine«
- unprotected child«
- term vaccine/vaccination«
- natural smallpox«
- medical success«
- inoculation hospital«
- blown infection«
- arabic practice«
- world health organization«
- smallpox pustule«
- shallow scratch«
- prince octavius«
- peter plett«
- mainstream medical treatment«
- john fewster«
- inoculator«
- immunity«
- africa«
- thomas nettleton«
- persistent argument«
- nasal insufflation«
- mild smallpox«
- inspector responsible«
- seventeenth century«
- boston«
- smallpox eradication campaign«
- most modern writer«
- local redness«
- pox party«
- donald hopkins«
- benjamin jesty«
- puritan minister cotton mather«
- natural precursor«
- fluid«
- main forerunner«
- harmful method«
- experimental inoculation«
- clopton havers«
- dr. martin lister«
- medical account«
- james phipps«
- animal infection«
- artificial induction«
- william woodville«
- eventual eradication«
- sudan«
- isolation«
- documentation«
- arm«
- statistical observation«
- attention«
- direct affront«
- suitable modification«
- deep incision«
- inadequate treatment«
- rule«
- public«
- variola«
- prevention«
- literary class«
- western europe«
- simple treatment«
- grand duke paul«
- royal society«
- thirteenth child«
- many physician«
- natural infection«
- chikuzen province«
- arm transfer«
- chinese practice«
- century boston«
- satisfied customer«
- fomite«
- widespread notoriety«
- further confusion«
- smallpox inoculation«
- chinese«
- specific district«
- devastating disease«
- faintness«
- realistic prospect«
- various country«
- it implementation«
- biopharmaceuticals«
- country«
- skin«
- sample«
- japanese physician«
- logistical reason«
- central sudan«
- successful recovery«
- blowpipe«
- middle east«
- animal disease«
- sennar«
- prominent banker«
- experiment«
- careful selection«
- method similar«
- edward montagu«
- major fault«
- famous letter«
- poor person«
- outbreak«
- public health official«
- eighth son«
- secret«
- virus particle«
- cyclopædia«
- lady mary«
- severe disease«
- deadly disease«
- new method«
- cotton cloth«
- late eighteenth«
- pasteur«
- mistranslation«
- poliomyelitis«
- decontamination«
- prisoner«
- great britain«
- ring vaccination«
- immunisation«
- inoculum«
- immunization«
- vaccinum«
- vaccinator«
- inoculant«