Primary prevention of<unk>  consists in the administration of the vaccinia vaccine, which attenuates or suppresses the manifestations of the disease, if administrated soon after infection has occurred. In the absence of an outbreak, the vaccine is only administered to clinical and/or laboratory workers dealing with the virus in specialized laboratories. It has several adverse effects, particularly in immunosuppressed individuals, those with heart conditions or allergies, for whom its administration must be guided by specific rules.
Smallpox primary prevention
Chickenpox primary prevention
Smallpox future or investigational therapies
Smallpox outbreak prevention
Chickenpox secondary prevention
Mumps primary prevention
Smallpox medical therapy
Measles primary prevention