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first do****ented use of the term
chicken pox was in 1658.
Various explanations have been
suggested for the use of "
chicken" in the name, one
being the relative...
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April 2012.
Altman L (18
March 1995). "After Long Debate,
Vaccine For
Chicken Pox Is Approved". New York Times.
Archived from the
original on 29 September...
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Pox parties, also
known as flu parties, are
social activities in
which children are
deliberately exposed to
infectious diseases such as chickenpox. Such...
- "The One with the
Chicken Pox"
Michael Lembeck Brown Mandell May 9, 1996 (1996-05-09) 457324 26.1 13.0
Phoebe catches chicken pox from Ross’s son just...
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Harper Collins Publishers PTY Limited. p. 42. ISBN 978-0-7322-6976-0. "
Chicken pox or
smallpox in the
colony at
Sydney Cove in April, 1789".
Radio National...
-
focuses on
bringing rains and
curing diseases like cholera, smallpox, and
chicken pox.
Mariamman is
worshipped in
accordance with
local traditions such as...
- used to
treat a
latent virus that has
remained dormant in
cells since chicken pox infection earlier in life. The
available zoster vaccine is
intended for...
- free dictionary.
Pockmark may
refer to: Acne
scarring Scarring from
chicken pox The
scarring of
smallpox Pockmark (geology)—a
geological formation Pimple...
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given to
about 2,000 children. Many
other vaccines,
including those for
chicken pox and rubella, are made
using cell
lines originally derived from fetal...
- for
shoveling her driveway. He
returns home and
discovers that he has
chicken pox and must stay home from school. The next day, Alex
discovers the criminals...
