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,‘The Geneva serum is excellent!’ Autonomy and Isolation in the Swiss Cantons During the Early Yearsensive research in competitive laboratories like in Germany. Thus, the development of Swiss diphtheria serum production took place independently in each canton as a function of local resources and enthusiasm. The study of the Geneva case offers an interesting illustration of this model of diphtheria

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,‘The Wright Way’: The Production and Standardization of Therapeutic Vaccines in Britain, 1902–13,ed for diphtheria and tetanus, though bacteriologists had found few other obviously successful applications of the principle.. In contrast, the promoters of vaccine therapy promised specific cures for a range of infectious diseases and the details of their exploits were promoted and debated at medic

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The Visible Industrialist: Standards and the Manufacture of Sex Hormones,y. Written by Walter Hohlweg, Schering’s head of physiological research, this article, entitled ‘Biological Work in the Chemical Laboratory’, focused on the history of a special section of Schering’s research infrastructure, the so-called Animal Research Section (.). The infrastructure described by

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Changing Regulations and Risk Assessments: National Responses to the Introduction of Inactivated Pore children, coupled with horrific images of the crippling deformities associated with the disease ensured its place as an important issue in public health policy in Europe. In this period, vaccination was the only feasible preventive measure against the disease, with the US at the forefront of vacc

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2946-9643 twentieth century. The case studies in this volume offer comparisons across Europe, from the diphtheria antitoxin in the late 1800s to the introduction of the Salk polio vaccine in the 1950s.978-0-230-28559-0Series ISSN 2946-9643 Series E-ISSN 2946-9651

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