Vaccinia virus, a less dangerous relative of variola, forms the basis for the smallpox vaccine which was used to accomplish one of history's great public health achi... read more Vaccinia virus, a less dangerous relative of variola, forms the basis for the smallpox vaccine which was used to accomplish one of history's great public health achievements - global elimination of smallpox. Our design is dedicated to the courageous U.S.- led WHO team instrumental in this effort. It features the two most typical appearances of the virus, brick and horseshoe shaped, and is highlighted by images of the bifurcated needle used in the vaccination process. Original images courtesy of Frederick Murphy, DVM, Ph.D., and Andrea Weisberg, LVD, NIAID/NIH.

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