Description

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Dive deep into a comprehensive fact-packed history of vaccines that includes information on vaccine manufacturers and their evolution over time.
 
Browse through an extensive series of verifiable and documented facts on vaccines. For well over a century, vaccines have been routinely recommended to billions of people worldwide, mostly children and babies. With an ever-increasing portfolio of vaccines using novel technologies on the global market, it is important now more than ever to consolidate a chronology of facts relating to human vaccination.
 
Considering the current climate of censorship around vaccines, this publication will contribute to an expanded understanding of this important medical intervention.
 
Spanning over fifteen hundred years, this thoroughly researched timeline is an educational tool for any researcher, student, doctor, scientist, parent, or curious human being wishing to gain
a broader perspective and insight into the complex and vast landscape of human vaccination. From smallpox to shingles; tetanus to tuberculosis; hepatitis B to HPV, discover when, where and by whom these vaccines were invented and marketed.
 
Including a historical timeline of pharmaceutical company beginnings, mergers and acquisitions since the seventeenth century, this illustrated reference book shines a light on the controversial subject of vaccines and their makers.

 

About the Author

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Shaz Khan is a London-born, Swiss-Indian creative designer, information-junkie, and critical thinker, somewhat obsessed with vaccines. She graduated from Central St. Martins College of Art & Design with a BA (Hons) in Product Design and has complemented her education with certifications and courses in nutrition, marketing and communications, anatomy and physiology, immunobiology and vaccinology.
 
Her persistent curiosity, along with an inquisitive mind, interest in history, and thirst for knowledge, has expanded her perception and understanding of the world, notably vaccination. After months spent in libraries and national archives, she was disturbed to discover the undisclosed safety history of vaccines and the scope of injuries observed following their administration that were acknowledged by authorities. Her commitment to the truth, freedom, and the preservation of health is the motivation behind this publication.
 
She self-published a small, illustrated book called The Virus and publishes content on HealthScienceSimplified.com.