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78East Coast Algonquian Nation
In North America, the Algonquin First Nations were among the first to see the first European arrivals. Relations were peaceful for a short period, but the question of Roanoke still haunts us to this day with mysteries.
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77The Five Best Medical Mystery Novels of All Time
Have you ever wanted a good book to read but didn't want to waste your time on a book that leaves you wanting more when you are finished? I know what that feels like because it has happened to me many times....
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70THE BIRCH BARK HOUSE by LOUISE ERICH
Copyright 6/30/2001 Louise Erdrich is of the Ojibwa and a member of the Turtle Mountain Band, the Native American people she writes about in The Birch Bark House. The Ojibwas live in Minnesota on and near...
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79Why There is Still no Cure for AIDS
Some see AIDS/HIV as a punishment from God. Others see a sinister conspiracy to eradicate what they call "useless eaters" from the world. But one of the real truths about the disease is that it is highly profitable for the medical and pharmaceutical companies.
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64Plant Based Vaccines
The story of vaccination begins in 1796, when Edward Jenner found out vaccine for smallpox. The milestone discovery leads to the prevention of number of dreadful diseases. Now is era of recombinant vaccine. The problems associated with recombinant vaccine production are high production cost and spoilage during storage and transport. Therefore plant based vaccines are another choice.
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79Smallpox: History of the Deadly Disease
Many people have debated facts about smallpox for years. One thing is certain though. The disease was one of the most deadly occurrences, felt worldwide.
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62Did Smallpox Vaccine Triggered The AIDS Virus?
On May 11, 1987, The London Times, one of the world's most respected newspapers, published an explosive article entitled, "Smallpox vaccine triggered AIDS virus." The story suggested the smallpox...
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70The Battle of Little Bighorn, Part I : Historical Background
Going back in history to set the background for what happened at the battle of Little Bighorn.
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77The history of thanksgiving: the real story
THE HISTORY OF THANKSGIVING Introduction Thanksgiving is a day to celebrate the blessings and good fortune in our lives. Families gather together and feast upon turkey, pumpkin pie, and all the other traditional thanksgiving trimmings. After...
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54Vaccinia Virus for Small Pox Vaccine
Smallpox vaccine uses vaccinia virus, an orthopox virus that is distinct from variola and cowpox viruses and that provides cross-protection from smallpox. With successful eradication of natural transmission...
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