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    <ns1:title language="en">Doubt in Medical Science As An Important Consequence Of The Covid-19 Pandemic: The Case Of Serbia</ns1:title>
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    <ns1:description language="en">One of the greatest achievements of medical science and
science in general is the vaccine invention – by Edward
Jenner who created the smallpox vaccine. In honor of this
invention, Pasteur suggested that all vaccines should be giv-
en that name, and the vaccine discovered by Jenner was
named after him. Moreover, thanks to the efforts of the World Health Organization (WHO), smallpox was declared
eradicated in 1980, which was the first eradication case
ever of a human disease. Owing to vaccines, millions of hu-
man lives have been saved, particularly when it comes to
infectious diseases such as smallpox.
On the example of Serbia, we show the continued action
of antivaxxers in the past ten years. Public figures, most-
ly with no medical education, led a mass-media campaign
against the MMR vaccine, which resulted in local epidem-
ics, primarily measles, and was followed by the COVID-19
pandemic, when the announcement of the vaccine created
against this disease immediately sparked stories about its
harm to human health. In Serbia, the already existing pre-
requisites through years-long action of the anti-vaccine lob-
by were combined with the new cause – anti-COVID-19 vac-
cination, where this lobby’s activities were transferred on
to social media. The anti-vaccination process was strongly
politicized and supported by foreign news pointing to vac-
cine nationalism, affairs regarding vaccine acquisition, corporations fighting for profit and many other weaknesses,
which further deepened the Serbian citizens’ mistrust. By
the end of the pandemic, approximately 60% of adult cit-
izens were vaccinated against COVID-19, which does not
necessarily mean doubt was removed.</ns1:description>
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    <ns12:reihentitel> 27-30. August 2024, Porto, Portugal</ns12:reihentitel>
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