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The Race for a Cure: How Vaccines Were Developed for 4 Deadly Diseases

The article "The Race for a Cure: How Vaccines Were Developed for 4 Deadly Diseases" by BBC's HistoryExtra explores the history of vaccines, starting with Edward Jenner's fight against smallpox in 1798. The article highlights the challenges and triumphs in developing vaccines against smallpox, rabies, tuberculosis, and polio.

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The Innovation of Needle-Free Vaccination
Learn how Dr. Mark Kendall is working on improvements to the way vaccines roll out, work, and are perceived. He created the nanopatch, which delivers vaccines more effectively than a needle just below the surface of the skin where immune cells live. He envisions a future eradicating diseases through better delivery and perception of vaccines.This video is excerpted from BBC News.