16/01/2021 – 20:18 Updated: 01/16/2021 – 8:18 PM
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In 1947 a smallpox epidemic forced vaccinate the entire population of New York. More of six and a half million people they were vaccinated in a month. An unprecedented milestone in the history of epidemic control.
New York was clear that it had a crisis on its hands that could bring down the city and put all the possible resources in the homework. Vaccination centers were installed in the 21 health centers of the city, in 13 public hospitals and in 60 pediatric centers. Everyone open 24 hours of the day for non-stop vaccination.
In the current crisis, in Europe, only the UK has applied a similar strategy. If it was possible to vaccinate so many people 70 years ago, why are we not able to do it now to stop the spread of the Covid-19?
We explain everything to you in the explanatory video on these lines.
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In 1947 a smallpox epidemic forced vaccinate the entire population of New York. More of six and a half million people they were vaccinated in a month. An unprecedented milestone in the history of epidemic control.
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