Tetanus

Decades ago, diseases such as whooping cough, measles, and tetanus were considered deadly diseases. Due to advanced medical science and vaccinations, these diseases are no longer a threat. This article will focus on tetanus.

With the advent of spring we will see an increase in the types of injuries responsible for the deadly bacteria, Tetanus. This 865 word article, explains the facts about the tetanus bacteria, how you get it, how it is treated and how to prevent it.

I was hardly prepared for what happened after a simple, painless tetanus shot!

Tetanus is often referred to as lockjaw. However, it is a condition caused by the tetanus bacteria. The tetanus bacteria harbor on dust, soil, saliva and animal manure.

Pampers, UNICEF and the actress Salma Hayek have put their hearts and minds behind a new campaign to wipe out an insidious and deadly disease.

If you've lost track of when you had your last tetanus booster shot, now may be the time to get an update. Tetanus is one disease you don't want to get.

This article will give you information to better understand tetanus, including its causes, symptoms and treatment.

Tetanus kills over 300,000 people every year. Scheduled vaccination is the safest way to prevent it.

this article tells about tetanus and how people can protect themselves from it

The History of Tetanus is an interesting one in light of the timing of the decline in the number of cases and the tetanus vaccine release and it's final widespread use around 1947 at the end of WWII.

the dangers of the tetanus vaccine: Tetanus in my book is a "used to be" problem, and still is in underdeveloped and poor countries, but in developed countries, it's reduced numbers may well be our development and hygenic practices, not the vaccine.

Tetanus is everywhere, but lucky for us there is an immunization for it, making it rare to get.

Tetanus can be life threatening but is easily prevented with vaccination.

Although extremely rare, there have been reports of very serious side effects, as a result of the administration of the DTaP vaccine.

Tetanus is a disease in which bacteria gain access to the body through an open wound or puncture and then wreak havoc on the nervous system.

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Minor cuts are commonplace for any person anywhere, whether its a paper cut, to cutting yourself with a knife while doing the dishes, it is a fact of life.