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Essays in medical sociology, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 8 — WHY HYGIENIC CONGRESSES FAIL

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This is virtually accepted by one of the foremost advocates of inoculation, who, acknowledging that preventive inoculation ought to be strictly limited, adds: ‘Inoculation is only a palliative measure, for the first object to be aimed at is the stamping out of infectious disease, and I cannot help thinking that the day will come when preventive inoculation will be a thing of the past.’

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