La «Revolta da vacina» en Río (1904): resistencia violenta a la ley de vacunación obligatoria contra la viruela propuesta por Oswaldo Cruz

Tuells, José

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“…Oswaldo Cruz imposed mandatory vaccination against smallpox on all citizens, to which a large sector of the population objected, given the prevailing unpopularity of the YF campaign of the previous year. The resulting civil unrest of 1904, ( Revolta da vacina ) resulted in many civilians killed and many more injured ( 37 ). Structurally marginalized people who lost their homes settled in poorly constructed houses in the hills surrounding Rio de Janeiro, and which are now known as Favelas ( 37 ).…”

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“…The resulting civil unrest of 1904, ( Revolta da vacina ) resulted in many civilians killed and many more injured ( 37 ). Structurally marginalized people who lost their homes settled in poorly constructed houses in the hills surrounding Rio de Janeiro, and which are now known as Favelas ( 37 ).…”

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La «Revolta da vacina» en Río (1904): resistencia violenta a la ley de vacunación obligatoria contra la viruela propuesta por Oswaldo Cruz

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

Yellow Fever: A Perennial Threat

Yellow Fever: A Perennial Threat

How Does the Public Receive Information about Vaccines during the COVID-19 Pandemic? A Nationwide Cross-Sectional Study in Spain

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