Vaccination cards, sometimes called immunization records, are pieces of paper given to patients as a way to track the vaccines
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It’s hard to believe, but the very first CDC pediatric vaccine schedule was only introduced in 1995. Before the creation
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In 1775, Swedish and German pharmaceutical chemist Carl Wilhelm Scheele created a new green pigment which he named Scheele’s Green.
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For centuries now, humans have been at war with microbes–despite having an incomplete understanding of the human body, and how
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With all the debate surrounding whether or not to mask up–what can we glean from lessons of the past? Did
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Ahhh history. So many stories to tell. And they’re not all good stories, but truth and objectivity are important if
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In 1854, a cholera outbreak erupted in the Soho area of London. At the time, it was believed that cholera
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Literally meaning “without protection”, anaphylaxis was coined by Charles Richet in 1902, who later won the Nobel Prize for his discovery.
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