AntiVaxers in British Medicine
HIST-381A-01
Binghamton University
- Semester
- Summer 2025
- Instructor
- Kalman Rotstein
- Start Date
- 05-27-2025
- Total Credits
- 4
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This course will examine the development of the first vaccine and the subsequent anti-vaccination movement during the nineteenth century in Victorian Britain. The smallpox vaccine is heralded as one of the greatest scientific discoveries, enabling humanity to eradicate the deadly disease. However, during the nineteenth century, there was a large and robust anti-vaccination movement. This course will cover the various motivations behind the movement and how the medical profession responded.
General Education Area(s): Social Sciences
Course Area: History
Level: Upper Level Undergraduate
Dates: 05-27-2025 - 06-30-2025
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