The History of Vaccines: From Smallpox to mRNA Quiz

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The History of Vaccines: From Smallpox to mRNA: a General level Health quiz. Test your knowledge with 14 questions!
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Question 1
Who is considered the father of vaccination?
A Louis Pasteur
B Edward Jenner
C Albert Einstein
D Isaac Newton
Question 2
Which disease was officially eradicated globally?
A Common cold
B Smallpox
C Chickenpox
D Flu
Question 3
What does 'mRNA' stand for?
A Molecular RNA
B Modern RNA
C Messenger RNA
D Medical RNA
Question 4
Which pandemic led to rapid mRNA vaccine development?
A Black Death
B Cholera
C COVID-19
D Malaria
Question 5
Edward Jenner studied which disease for his vaccine?
A Measles
B Cowpox
C Polio
D Rabies

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