Live Vaccinia virus was used to trigger immunity against Variola, the virus that causes smallpox. After vaccination, the injection site swells slightly, then returns to normal within hours. Weeks later, a mosquito-bite-like lump reappears, grows into a blister, breaks open and forms an ulcer that eventually crusts over and heals, leaving the characteristic circular scar caused by the multiple needle punctures….
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