The Falconi’s needle against anti-vaccination: A minimally invasive tool in the nineteenth century

Trucas, Marcello

doi:10.1016/j.vaccine.2019.12.063

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“…Modern foreign authors examine the consequences of public doubts about vaccines, highlights different forms and trajectories of non-acceptance of vaccinations, discusses how policy makers and programme managers could address these issues (Streefland, 2001). The studies of European scientists (Conti, 2008;Thèvesa et al, 2014;Trucas, 2020) are devoted to the analysis of experience in combating infectious diseases through the organization of preventive measures and the promotion of vaccination. There are comprehensive studies on the history of Russian medicine (Mirsky, 2005) and the health care activities of the Free Economic Society (Egorysheva & Goncharova, 2015).…”

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The Anti-Epidemiological Legislation Of Russia In The 19Th Century

Gimishyan¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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One of the most important problems of modern society is the preservation of life and health of citizens, particularly during a pandemic. This problem makes it necessary to focus not only on the history of epidemics, but also on legislation in this area and, ultimately, to identify the system of values that is so needed by Russian society. The analysis of legislation in the field of protection of life and health of the population in nineteenth-century Russia led to a number of findings. Nineteenth-century legislation in the sphere of health care was not static, but developed steadily, allowing the improvement of measures aimed at combating epidemics. The specific feature of the state policy on this issue was a combination of government orders issued by the head of state and experience of ordinary people, local authorities, public organizations and, eventually, foreign legislation in epidemic control. The sanitary-epidemiological situation of individual regions in the Russian Empire was different, which facilitated the setting up of special rules for the prevention and development of epidemics. The achievements of national and foreign science and practice, as well as preventive measures in various spheres of life of the peoples of the empire, were to contribute to raising the level of general and legal culture of the population. The solution of the financial issues connected with the provision of anti-epidemic measures, contributed both to the consolidation of state and public bodies, as well as the common people in controlling the epidemics.

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The Anti-Epidemiological Legislation Of Russia In The 19Th Century

Gimishyan¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The Falconi’s needle against anti-vaccination: A minimally invasive tool in the nineteenth century

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The Anti-Epidemiological Legislation Of Russia In The 19Th Century

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