Abstract: This article examines the epidemic of smallpox that occurred in 1869-1871 in the state of Sonora, Mexico. It first discusses the place of this outbreak among the epidemics of the 19th century and then its consequences at the national level, in an effort to broaden our knowledge of its endemic and epidemic character. The high mortality it caused substantiates the notion that by those years smallpox had ceased to be a significant factor of depopulation. Also analyzed are its sociodemographic impacts on different age groups and economic sectors, to demonstrate that the bulk of deaths occurred in generations posterior to those affected by earlier epidemics, especially sectors with modest economic resources, including indigenous people...
La práctica inconstante de la vacunación contra la viruela durante el siglo xix tuvo como consecuenc...
9 páginasSmallpox threatened the population of American aborigines who were infected as a result of ...
This article is a historical approach to the 1779 smallpox epidemic and its different manifestations...
Smallpox was one of the most recurrent epidemic diseases in Mexico up to the mid-twentieth century. ...
Abstract: From its appearance, in the colonial period, in the territory that today makes up Colombia...
he goal of this paper is to present the measures taken in a local context (on the example of Tabasco...
This paper discusses the smallpox epidemic of 1797-1798 in the Villa of Orizaba and the towns of Mal...
This article describes and analyzes the effects of the epidemics of typhus and smallpox that came to...
Introduction: It is intended to describe the great epidemics that have occurred in Mexico, in the la...
This article investigates the presence of smallpox in the region of Araucania since the second half ...
"Mexico's Other Wars" refers to the fight against disease, particularly epidemic disease, during the...
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The Spanish Influenza epidemic in Argentina is a forgotten reality, since up to now, and because of ...
The article analyzes the incidence of the typhus and smallpox epidemics of 1813-1814 in the parish o...
The way in which epidemics coming from the Old World, including smallpox, affected Nativ...
La práctica inconstante de la vacunación contra la viruela durante el siglo xix tuvo como consecuenc...
9 páginasSmallpox threatened the population of American aborigines who were infected as a result of ...
This article is a historical approach to the 1779 smallpox epidemic and its different manifestations...
Smallpox was one of the most recurrent epidemic diseases in Mexico up to the mid-twentieth century. ...
Abstract: From its appearance, in the colonial period, in the territory that today makes up Colombia...
he goal of this paper is to present the measures taken in a local context (on the example of Tabasco...
This paper discusses the smallpox epidemic of 1797-1798 in the Villa of Orizaba and the towns of Mal...
This article describes and analyzes the effects of the epidemics of typhus and smallpox that came to...
Introduction: It is intended to describe the great epidemics that have occurred in Mexico, in the la...
This article investigates the presence of smallpox in the region of Araucania since the second half ...
"Mexico's Other Wars" refers to the fight against disease, particularly epidemic disease, during the...
ResumenDesde su aparición, en el periodo colonial, en el territorio que hoy conforma Colombia, la vi...
The Spanish Influenza epidemic in Argentina is a forgotten reality, since up to now, and because of ...
The article analyzes the incidence of the typhus and smallpox epidemics of 1813-1814 in the parish o...
The way in which epidemics coming from the Old World, including smallpox, affected Nativ...
La práctica inconstante de la vacunación contra la viruela durante el siglo xix tuvo como consecuenc...
9 páginasSmallpox threatened the population of American aborigines who were infected as a result of ...
This article is a historical approach to the 1779 smallpox epidemic and its different manifestations...